Methods, kits and arrays for screening for, predicting and identifying donors for hematopoietic cell transplantation, and predicting risk of hematopoietic cell transplant (hct) to induce graft vs. host disease (gvhd)

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to predicting or determining risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a donor to induce Graft vs. Host Disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient; to classifying HCT from a candidate donor according to the risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient; and to organizational constructs (e.g., databases) and methods of producing organizational constructs (e.g., databases) in which HCT of one or more candidate donors is classified or scored according to risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. The invention also relates to kits and arrays useful for predicting or determining risk of HCT from a candidate donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, and for classifying or scoring such donors according to risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of priority of application Ser. No. 61/498,965, filed Jun. 20, 2011, and application Ser. No. 61/408,491, filed Oct. 29, 2010, all of which applications are expressly incorporated herein by reference in their entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The invention relates to predicting or determining risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a donor to induce Graft vs. Host Disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. The invention also relates to classifying HCT from a candidate donor according to the risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. The invention further relates to organizational constructs (e.g., databases) and methods of producing organizational constructs (e.g., databases) in which HCT of one or more candidate donors is classified or scored according to risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. The invention moreover relates to kits and arrays useful for predicting or determining risk of HCT from a candidate donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, and for classifiying or scoring such donors according to risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

INTRODUCTION

Hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT, also referred to herein as Hematopoietic cell transplant) [the more modem term], or bone marrow transplantation (BMT) [the more lay term], is an often life-extending or curative treatment for a variety of different hematologic cancers and diseases, such as acute lymphoblastic leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, chronic myelogenous leukemia, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, myelodysplastic syndrome (ALL, AML, CML, CLL, and MDS, respectively). The major obstacle to more widespread and successful application of HCT is the risk of GVHD (Graft vs. Host Disease) in a HCT recipient.

Of the 10,000 HCTs annually in the U.S. (conservatively, more precise number is closer to over 12,000 annually), a large majority (˜75%) is carried out using donors familially unrelated to the HCT recipients. It is well-established in the medical practice of HCT that on average only 1 of 4 candidates for HCT will ever have a sibling, or other family relative, suitable as a donor, which is why approximately 3 out of 4 HCTs that occur in the US and in much of Europe involve donors familially unrelated to corresponding patients. Of these ˜7,500 unrelated donor transplantations, ˜5,600 (−75%) use donor\recipient pairs HLA-matched for so-called 10/10 major alleles (standard nomenclature: HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C, HLA-DRB1, HLA-DQB1).

Graft vs. Host Disease (GVHD) can be a severe and fatal rejection of the HCT recipient's tissues and organs (the host) by the immune system T-cells originating from the donor's transplanted hematopoietic stem cells (the graft) (Bhushan & Collins 2003; Ferrara, et al., 2005). Even with close HLA (human leukocyte antigen) matching between HCT donors and HCT recipients for 10/10 alleles (HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C, HLA-DRB1, HLA-DQB1), GVHD occurs in 50% to 60% of transplant recipients, whether using either sibling or familially unrelated donors. Accordingly, there is a need for predicting and determining risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, and identifying donors at lower risk for inducing GVHD to reduce GVHD in a HCT recipient. The invention herein satisfies this need and provides additional benefits.

SUMMARY

The invention is based, at least in part on analysis of samples from 180HCTs carried out in 57 different U.S. transplant centers, using donors unrelated to the respective recipient (i.e., patient). Gene expression analysis revealed molecular RNA marker profiles in peripheral blood-derived pre-transplant donor CD4+ T cells that are highly predictive of acute or chronic GVHD outcomes in the HCT recipient. Overall, the data reveals for several multi-gene predictive models, using various gene marker combinations, covering outcome prediction of different degrees of acute and chronic GVHD (see Table 20), (1) Negative Predictive Values (the fraction of HCTs that are predicted as GVHD-negative, which are predicted correctly) of 82% on average over all GNOS (GVHD Negative Outcome Score) thresholds, and 78% on average for GNOS threshold of 0.50, (2) Specificities (True Negative Rate, i.e. the fraction of GVHD-negative HCTs that are correctly predicted as GVHD-negative) of 50% on average over all GNOS thresholds, and 78% on average for GNOS threshold of 0.50, and (3) Sensitivities (True Positive Rate, i.e. the fraction of GVHD-positive HCTs that are correctly predicted as GVHD-positive) of 88% on average over all GNOS thresholds, and 78% on average for GNOS threshold of 0.50. In particular, for one of the best performing multi-gene predictive models, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division (no GVHD vs. acute grades BI or IV GVHD), at GNOS threshold of 0.55, the observed Negative Predictive Value is 92%, Specificity is 80%, and Sensitivity is 94% (see Table 20). The accurate, donor-based, pre-transplant GVHD outcome prediction is robust with respect to variations of transplant clinical center sample origin, the hematological disease outcome classification by physicians and whether the donor HCT was in the form of bone marrow or PBMCs (peripheral blood mononuclear cells). Reliably predicting GVHD from donor T-cell RNA expression measurements in donors familially unrelated and related to HCT recipients, optionally as an additional practice to HLA matching, and selecting low GVHD-risk donor HCT, would significantly reduce the occurrence and intensity/severity of GVHD in HCT recipients.

Thus, in accordance with the invention there are provided methods for predicting or determining the risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from an actual or a candidate donor to induce (or not) graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a method includes measuring expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or a combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, selected from Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a candidate donor. An expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the gene expression level measured is obtained. Alternatively, or in addition, linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression levels measured is obtained. A comparison is performed, of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. Based upon the comparison, 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. Based upon an evaluation of expression values comparisons, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or comparisons of the linear or non linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, the risk or probability of the HCT from the candidate donor to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient is predicted and/or determined.

In accordance with the invention, there are also provided methods for predicting or determining the risk of HCT from an actual or candidate donor to induce (or not) graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a method includes contacting CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, or nucleic acid or protein expressed by CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, from a candidate donor with an analyte that detects expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, and measuring expression of the one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells to obtain an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or measuring expression of a combination of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to obtain linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. A comparison is performed, of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to a predefined reference value for the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. Based upon the comparison, 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. Based upon an evaluation of expression value comparisons, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene comparisons, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, leads to predicting or determining the risk of the HCT from the candidate donor to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.

In accordance with the invention, there are further provided methods for classifying a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from an actual or a candidate donor for risk of inducing (or not) graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a method includes measuring expression of a plurality of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes selected from a gene listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from the candidate HCT donor, and obtaining an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured, or obtaining linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured. A comparison is performed, of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. Based upon the comparison, 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. The actual or candidate donor HCT is classified for risk of inducing or not inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) based upon an evaluation of expression values, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

In accordance with the invention, there are moreover provided methods for producing a database or organizational construct comprising a plurality of actual or candidate HCT donors each assigned a score (or classified) based upon the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce or not to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a method includes measuring expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from an actual or a candidate donor, and obtaining an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured, or obtaining linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured. A comparison is performed, of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. Based upon the comparison, 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. The actual or candidate donor HCT is assigned a score or classified based upon an evaluation of expression value comparisons, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene comparisons, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, wherein the score reflects the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. The score can then be recorded or stored. Subsequently, the foregoing steps can be repeated for one or more additional actual or candidate HCT donors, thereby producing a database or organizational construct comprising actual or candidate HCT donors each assigned a score based upon the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.

Exemplary positive and negative “GVHD” predictor genes and exemplary housekeeping (“HSK”) genes for measurement, are listed in and can be selected from Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64). The sequences of 1546, 192, 175, 128 and 64 exemplary positive and negative GVHD predictor genes and HSK (housekeeping genes) are listed as a “Sequence Listing Appendix” following the claims (SEQ ID NOs:1-1738). Exemplary probes and primers for hybridization (detection) and/or RT-PCR which can be used to detect, measure or analyze expression of the positive and negative predictor genes are also listed, or can be derived from or based upon, for example, sequences listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64).

In accordance with the invention, there are additionally provided databases and organizational constructs. In one embodiment, a database or organizational construct includes a gene expression profile of two or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for combinations of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, or scores or risk probability of inducing or not inducing GVHD, from a plurality of actual or candidate HCT donors, wherein the two or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes are any combination of genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, or wherein the scores or risk probability is based upon expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64), and wherein the database or organizational construct associates the gene expression profile, score or risk probability of inducing or not inducing GVHD, with each of the actual or candidate HCT donors.

In accordance with the invention, there are yet further provided kits. In one embodiment, a kit includes one or more analytes for detecting, measuring or analyzing one or more positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. In a particular aspect, a kit includes two or more primer pairs, wherein each primer pair is oppositely oriented to each other, and wherein each of the primer pairs hybridize to RNA or cDNA produced from one of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof. In another particular aspect, a kit includes one or more nucleic acid probes, wherein at least one of said one or more probes hybridizes to RNA or cDNA of one or more of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.

In accordance with the invention, there are still further provided arrays. In one embodiment, an array includes one or more analytes for detecting, measuring or analyzing one or more positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. In a particular aspect, an array includes two or more primer pairs, wherein each primer pair is oppositely oriented to each other, wherein each of the primer pairs hybridize to RNA or cDNA produced from one of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64) or a polymorphism thereof, and wherein each primer pair is affixed to or contained in a support or substrate. In another particular aspect, an array includes one or more probes, wherein at least one of the probes hybridizes to RNA or cDNA produced from a positive or negative GVHD predictor gene listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, and wherein each probe is affixed to or contained in a support or substrate.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a representative unsmoothed histogram of 48803 probes by 48 samples Illumina signal values (Plot 5,1).

FIG. 2 shows a scatterplot of log 10(bead_stderr) vs. log 10(positive signal) from Illumina measurements.

FIG. 3 shows empirically that the vast majority of Illumina raw signal data occurs at levels less than about 1500 even though there are many signals at the multiple tens of thousands level; that for 98% of signals there is still clear and marked dependence of standard deviation or variance with signal level; and is the data employed in the calculation of the VST data-dependent parameters c1 and c2 for each sample separately.

FIG. 4 shows a histogram of all the signal values of the 48803 by 48 sample ensemble after the ensemble is transformed using VST. The largest 5% are omitted to improve visualization along the horizontal axis.

FIG. 5 shows RNA expression measurement values plotted for all 122 samples in ascending order for each of the six GVHD outcome classes, and labeled according to the samples' transplant center sources (TCS) for CTCF. BLVRA TCS, RNA20 TCS)

FIG. 6 shows RNA expression measurement values plotted for all 122 samples in ascending order for each of the six GVHD outcome classes, and labeled according to the samples' transplant center sources (TCS) for BLVRA.)

FIG. 7 shows RNA expression measurement values plotted for all 122 samples in ascending order for each of the six GVHD outcome classes, and labeled according to the samples' transplant center sources (TCS) for the RNA20 model gene set.

FIG. 8 shows a steady, monotonously increasing series of GVHD Group average with GVHD Group number for CTCF.

FIG. 9 shows a steady downward trend of GVHD Group average with GVHD Group number for BLVRA.

FIG. 10 is a plot (RNA20 GROUPS) of the relative score of GVHD negative votes from 20 well-performing individual LDA genes, and shows a steady downward trend of GVHD Group average score with increasing GVHD severity.

FIG. 11 shows sample-specific GVHD outcome prediction for anyGVHD vs. no GVHD for the LDA model corresponding to the individual RNA expression marker, CTCF. CTCF LDA samples are classified as GVHD negative below the separatrix.

FIG. 12 shows sample-specific GVHD outcome prediction for anyGVHD vs. no GVHD for the LDA models corresponding to the individual RNA expression marker, BLVRA. BLVRA LDA samples are classified as GVHD negative above the separatrix.

FIG. 13 shows sample-specific GVHD outcome prediction for anyGVHD vs. no GVHD for the LDA models corresponding to the 20 RNA marker voting model, RNA20 LDA-A). RNA 20 LDA samples are classified as GVHD negative above the separatrix.

FIG. 14 shows that in distinguishing chronic GVHD (alone or in combination with any form of acute GVHD) from no GVHD outcomes (cGVHD vs. noGVHD), only 2 False Negative classifications were reported (RNA20 LDA-B) (negative predictive value=0.95).

FIG. 15 shows that in distinguishing any form of acute GVHD (alone or in combination with chronic GVHD) from no GVHD outcomes (aGVHD vs. noGVHD), only 3 False Negative classifications were reported (RNA20 LDA-C) (negative predictive value=0.94).

FIG. 16 shows that in distinguishing chronic GVHD in combination with acute GVHD (in any form) from no GVHD outcomes (a&cGVHD vs. noGVHD), only 1 False Negative classification was reported (RNA20 LDA-D) (Negative Predictive Value=0.96).

FIG. 17 shows that in distinguishing the most severe forms of grade 3 or 4 acute GVHD (alone or in combination with chronic GVHD) from no GVHD outcomes (a34GVHD vs. noGVHD), not a single False Negative classification was reported (RNA20 LDA-E) (Negative Predictive Value=1.00).

FIG. 18 shows selection of a threshold value of 0.77 to minimize False Negatives and maximize the Negative Predictive Value, while maintaining a relatively high number of True Negatives and high true negative rate (RNA20 LDA PERFORMANCE-A, for any GVHD vs. no GVHD).

FIG. 19 shows the detailed behavior of all 5 LDA accuracy measures, also including Positive Predictive Value (PPV) and True Positive Rate (TPR, Sensitivity), RNA20 LDA PERFORMANCE-B, for any GVHD vs. no GVHD.

FIG. 20 shows a comparison of Vmod T-test performance in the presence of noise, ranging from 0.1× to 10× of SG measurement standard deviation, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division (“3VmodnoisecompTtest”), at a GNOS threshold of 0.55 and prevalence P=0.25 (average and s.d. of performance values over 1,000 iterations of noise).

FIG. 21 shows a comparison of Vmod projected GVHD reduction in the presence of noise, ranging from 0.1× to 10× of SG measurement standard deviation, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division (:3VmodnoisecompGVHDred″), at a GNOS threshold of 0.55 and prevalence P=0.25 (average and s.d. of performance values over 1,000 iterations of noise).

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The invention relates to gene expression profiles of CD4+ T cells from AHCT (allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation, or hematopoietic cell transplant) donors, such donors known to induce GVHD and known not to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. The studies described herein identify numerous genes in CD4+ of HCT donors whose expression was increased in HCT donors that did not induce GVHD in HCT recipients, referred to as negative predictor genes. The studies described herein also identify numerous genes in CD4+ T cells of HCT donors whose expression was increased in HCT donors that did induce GVHD in HCT recipients, referred to as positive predictor genes. Measuring expression of one or more such “GVHD” predictor genes can be used to ascertain or predict the risk of HCT from a candidate donor to induce GVHD in an HCT recipient. For example, expression of one or more such genes in CD4+ T cells of candidate donor HCT, optionally HLA matched (10 out of 10, or 9 out of 10, HLA matches), to an HCT recipient can be measured. Increased expression of one or more genes known to increase with HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient can provide information as to whether the donor HCT is likely to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. Likewise, increased expression of one or more genes known to increase with HCT not inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient can provide information as to whether the donor is likely to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. Measurement of one or more such positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or such positive or negative GVHD predictor genes in a combination, a plurality of positive and negative GVHD predictor genes, or particularly ratios of such positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, can be used to predict or determine the risk of any HCT donor of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, with a moderate, high or very high degree of confidence.

Accordingly, the invention provides methods for predicting and/or determining the risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor to induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a method includes In one embodiment, a method includes measuring expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or a combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, selected from Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a candidate donor. An expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the gene expression level measured is obtained, or a linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression levels measured is obtained. A comparison of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes is performed. A comparison in which 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. Based upon an evaluation of expression values comparisons, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or comparisions of the linear or non linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, the risk or probability of the HCT from the candidate donor to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient is predicted and/or determined.

In another embodiment, a method for predicting and/or determining the risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor to induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient includes contacting CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, or nucleic acid or protein expressed by CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, from a candidate donor with an analyte that detects expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, and measuring expression of the one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells to obtain an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or measuring expression of a combination of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to obtain linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. A comparison of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to a predefined reference value for the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, is performed. Based upon the comparison, 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. Based upon an evaluation of expression value comparisons, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene comparisons, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, leads to predicting or determining the risk of the HCT from the candidate donor to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.

The invention also provides methods for classifying or categorizing a candidate hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) donor according to the risk or probability of inducing or not inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a method includes measuring expression of a plurality of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes selected from a gene listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from the candidate HCT donor, and obtaining an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured, or obtaining linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured. A comparison of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, is performed. Based upon the comparison, 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. The actual or candidate donor HCT is classified for risk of inducing or not inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) based upon an evaluation of expression value comparisons, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene comparisons, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

The invention further provides methods for producing or generating databases and organizational constructs, in which the database or organizational construct includes a plurality of actual and/or candidate HCT donors, optionally classified, categorized or assigned a score or identified based upon the probability or degree of risk of HCT from the actual or candidate donor to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a method includes: measuring expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from an actual or a candidate donor, and obtaining an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured, or obtaining linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured. A comparison is performed, of the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or of the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. Based upon the comparison, 1) an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 2) an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, 3) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and 4) a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. The actual or candidate donor HCT is assigned a score or classified based upon an evaluation of expression value comparisons, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene comparisons, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, wherein the score reflects the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. The score can then be recorded or stored, and the foregoing steps can optionally be repeated for one or more additional actual or candidate HCT donors, to produce a database or organizational construct comprising actual or candidate HCT donors each assigned a score based upon the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.

In further particular aspects of the methods of the invention, one or more of the positive or negative gene expression profile of the candidate HCT donor, expression values of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes of the candidate HCT donor, comparisions of the expression values to the respective predefined reference expression values for the positive or negative predictor genes of the candidate HCT donor, or comparisons of the linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, can be recorded or stored, for example, on an electronic medium, format or form, optionally that is computer readable or accessible.

In additional embodiments, methods of the invention can be performed using one or more probes or primers that specifically hybridizes to a gene, wherein the one or more probes or primers is selected from a probe or primer, or is derived from or based upon, a sequence listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64). For example, in a method of predicting and/or determining risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes employs one or more probes or primers selected from, or derived from or based upon, a sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64). Such probes and primers are presumed to hybridize to the respective genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64), and therefore, other such probes and primers based upon the nucleic acid sequence of the gene can be designed in order to measure or analyze expression of the gene as set forth herein. However, should the probes or primers hybridize to a different gene, methods of the invention can be performed using one or more of the particular probes (or probes of similar sequence and/or length) or primers listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64) as they are specific for a negative or positive GVHD predictor gene, no matter if the probe or primer does not hybridize to the particular gene listed in the Table.

Particular genes, the increased expression of which correlates with reduced risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, are identified in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), and are referred to as Negative Predictor genes. Negative Predictor genes according to the invention are therefore genes whose increased expression in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells of candidate donors correlates with a reduced risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. Exemplary Negative Predictor genes are indicated in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, and 13 (SG175), by an “N” symbol. In addition, for certain Negative Predictor genes, the greater the expression of the negative Predictor genes in donor CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, the lower the risk or probability of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

As set forth herein, increased expression of negative predictor genes in CD4+ T cells correlates with HCT that does not induce GVHD and therefore indicates a reduced risk or probability of a donor HCT to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. Accordingly, decreased expression of such negative predictor genes correlates and therefore indicates an increased risk or probability of a donor HCT to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.

Particular genes, the increased expression of which correlates with increased risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient are identified in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), are referred to as Positive Predictor genes. Positive Predictor genes according to the invention are therefore genes whose increased expression in CD4+ T cells of candidate donors correlates with an increased risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. Exemplary Positive Predictor genes are indicated in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, and 13 (SG175) by a “P” symbol. In addition, for certain positive predictor genes, the greater the expression of the Positive Predictor genes in donor CD4+ T cells, the greater the risk or probability of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

As set forth herein, increased expression of positive predictor genes in CD4+ T cells correlates with HCT that induces GVHD and therefore indicates an increased risk or probability of donor HCT to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. Accordingly, decreased expression of such positive predictor genes correlates and therefore indicates a decreased risk or probability of a donor HCT to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.

Negative and positive GVHD predictor genes according to the invention, and as listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64), can be measured or analyzed individually, or a plurality of such genes can be measured or analyzed in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells of a candidate (or actual) HCT donor in order to predict or determine the risk of the candidate (or actual) donor HCT to induce or to not induce GVHD in a recipient, or any other methods of the invention. Thus, the grouping of Negative and Positive Predictor genes listed in the Tables is merely for purposes of illustration, and convenience, and is not in any way intended to mean that all genes within the Table must be analyzed, or that a minimum number of Negative and/or Positive Predictor genes in the Table must be analyzed, etc. Rather, in view of the guidance herein, any desired combination of Negative and/or Positive GVHD predictor genes in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64) can be measured or analyzed in order to perform the invention methods or used in producing the invention kits and arrays. Thus, by way of a non-limiting example, one or more negative and/or positive GVHD predictor genes selected from Table 2B (RNA192) can be combined with any gene listed in any of Tables 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64); one or more negative and/or positive GVHD predictor genes selected from Table 13 (SG175) can be combined with any gene listed in any of Tables 2B (RNA192), 12, (HSK6), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64); etc.

In accordance with the invention, the number of genes measured or analyzed can be a single gene (any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or any number of Negative and/or Positive GVHD predictor genes, up to all genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), without limitation, and without inferring that any particular Negative or Positive Predictor genes must be analyzed. Likewise, analysis of gene ratios and combinations of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes can be undertaken based upon the sequences in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64). Again, the gene Tables set forth herein are intended to be representative and not limiting to particular genes or combinations of genes. For example, Table 3 is a representative 20 gene model (aka RNA20 model) in which analysis/measurement of such genes in CD4+ T cells of a donor provides a much greater ability to predict or determine risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient than by using the standard 10 out of 10 HLA matches between donor and recipient. Likewise, Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64) illustrate genes in which their analysis/measurement in CD4+ T cells of a candidate HCT donor provides a greater ability to predict or determine risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient than by using the standard 10 out of 10 HLA matches between donor and recipient. Other suitable models to predict or determine risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient can be readily constructed based upon any combination of the Negative and Positive Predictor genes in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64), and the teachings herein. Accordingly, the invention methods include measuring or analyzing one, or any combination of any number of the Negative and/or Positive Predictor genes, in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64). Likewise, invention compositions, such as kits, arrays and databases, include without limitation primers and/or probes for analysis or measurement of, or databases with expression profiles of, any one, or any combination of any number of the Negative and/or Positive GVHD Predictor genes in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64).

As used herein, a gene expression profile or “expression profile” refers to expression levels of one or more positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes from CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a candidate HCT donor relevant to GVHD outcome prediction or determination. Such a profile can also include gene ratios, and combinations of expression values of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. A profile corresponds to a particular candidate donor, and thus provides a way to score, identify or document suitability for their HCT as a donor for an HCT recipient.

Gene expression levels, profiles, scores, and other indicia of a candidate HCT donor or HCT recipient may be represented by any form of data which is suitable for use in the methods (e.g., comparisons and assessments) described herein. The levels, profiles, and scores may be presented as a physical representation (e.g., paper, such as a graph), computer (e.g., on a screen) or digital representation or as data stored in an electronic or computer-readable medium. Such data can be accessed by a user, for example, to identify a candidate donor HCT at low risk or probability of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

As set forth herein, polymorphisms of negative and positive GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64) are included. A polymorphism is a genetic variant at the RNA or genmonic DNA sequence level. Such polymorphisms are typically naturally occurring sequence variants, and can be single or multiple nucleotide changes. Polymorphisms may be silent in terms of not affecting the function, changing an amino acid residue of the encoded protein, or affecting activity, expression, half-life, etc. of the gene, mRNA or encoded protein. However, such polymorphisms may not be silent and may affect the function, change an amino acid residue of the encoded protein, or affect activity, expression, half-life, etc. of the gene, mRNA or encoded protein. Particular polymorphisms of negative and positive predictor genes listed in Tables 1-3 are known to one of skill in the art, and can be measured or analyzed as set forth herein or using other methods.

As used herein, the term “plurality” means 2 or more. As set forth herein, a plurality of positive and/or negative predictor genes can be measured or analyzed. Thus, 2 or more genes of Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64) can be measured or analyzed in methods of the invention. In particular embodiments, the number of negative and/or positive predictor genes measured or analyzed is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 or more, e.g., 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, etc. . . . up to all genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64).

Likewise, a plurality of analytes (e.g., primers, probes or antibodies) in the kits and/or arrays can bind to or hybridize with positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or expression products (proteins) encoded by such genes, to obtain expression values for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes and comparing the expression value for the positive or negative predictor genes to a predefined reference expression value. Thus, analytes (e.g., primers, probes or antibodies) in the kits and/or arrays of the invention can include those that bind to or hybridize with 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 or more, e.g., 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, etc., up to all genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64), or expression products (proteins) encoded by such genes.

GVHD outcome prediction and/or determination, or classifying, categorizing, scoring or identifying according to risk or probability of a candidate donor HCT to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient for a plurality of such genes is based upon the totality of comparisons of expression values of the plurality of positive or negative predictor genes to their respective predefined reference expression values. A gene expression profile or more simply an expression profile refers to expression of a plurality of Negative and/or Positive Predictor genes of a given candidate HCT donor, or is a dataset of expression values of the plurality of positive or negative predictor genes, or a dataset of linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene comparisons, optionally compared to their respective predefined reference expression values, or 2 or more candidate HCT donors. Thus, a sufficient plurality of negative and/or positive predictor genes is measured for expression and an expression value, or combinations of expression values, is determined for each in order to provide a determination or prediction of risk of GVHD outcome, score, etc.

Of course, additional genes not listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) and 18 (SG64), and expression products (proteins) encoded by such genes, can be measured or analyzed, or included in methods of the invention, and analytes (e.g., primers, probes or antibodies) in the invention kits and arrays of the invention can bind to or hybridize with one or more genes not listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64). However, for purposes of predicting or determining degree of risk or probability of HCT from a candidate donor inducing or not inducing GVHD, the genes whose expression is measured or analyzed are one or more genes selected from among those genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 12 (HSK6), 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or an expression product (protein) encoded by such genes.

In methods of the invention, GVHD outcome prediction or determination depends upon the expression level of one or more positive or negative predictor genes compared to a predefined or predetermined reference expression value for the particular positive or negative predictor gene. Expression of a gene from a candidate HCT donor closer to a value that correlates with higher risk of GVHD means that the particular gene is considered to indicate a higher risk of inducing GVHD, whereas expression of a gene from a candidate HCT donor closer to a value that correlates with a lower risk of GVHD means that the particular gene is considered to indicate a lower risk of inducing GVHD. In particular, for a positive predictor gene, a greater level of expression than the predefined or predetermined reference expression value for the particular positive predictor gene correlates with expression of the positive predictor gene in one or more HCT donors known to induce GVHD, and therefore indicates a higher degree of risk or probability of HCT inducing GVHD in a recipient. Accordingly, an expression value for the positive predictor gene greater than the predefined or predetermined reference expression value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD). For a negative predictor gene, greater level of expression than the predefined or predetermined reference expression value for the particular negative predictor gene correlates with expression of the negative predictor gene in one or more HCT donors known not to induce GVHD, and therefore indicates a lower degree of risk or probability of HCT inducing GVHD in a recipient. Accordingly, an expression value for the negative predictor gene greater than the predefined or predetermined reference expression value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).

A predefined or predetermined reference expression value for positive and negative GVHD predictor genes is a value determined or set by expression analysis of donor HCT known to induce GVHD, at least to some extent in a HCT recipient, and donor HCT known not to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. A predefined or predetermined reference expression value for positive and negative GVHD predictor genes (or analogously, linear or non linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes has a predefined or predetermined reference value) is therefore a value set such that a greater level of expression is considered to indicate a higher or lower risk, respectively, of HCT of a candidate donor inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. Of course, expression of a positive or negative GVHD predictor gene less than a predefined or predetermined reference expression value for the respective positive or negative predictor gene is considered to indicate a lower or higher risk, respectively, of HCT of a candidate donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. A predefined or predetermined reference expression value is therefore considered a boundary value that separates (i.e., is a separatix) a higher and a lower risk or probability of GVHD outcome of a candidate donor HCT in a HCT recipient.

A predefined or predetermined reference expression value can be determined by discriminatory analysis. Such analysis determines the amount of positive or negative predictor gene expression that is statistically meaningful and that that separates GVHD outcome prediction or determination between a higher and a lower risk of inducing GVHD. For example, Discriminant Analysis, such as Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA), or Quadratic Discriminant Analysis (QDA) provides a basis for discriminating gene expression values of candidate donor HCTs known to induce GVHD or known not to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.

A predefined or predetermined reference expression value can be set by the user. For example, a predefined or predetermined reference expression value for a given positive or negative predictor gene can be set approximately or precisely midway between expression of the positive or negative predictor gene in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from an HCT donor known to induce GVHD and expression of the positive or negative predictor gene in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from an HCT donor known to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. Accordingly, an expression value for a positive predictor gene greater than the midway value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD); an expression value for a negative predictor gene greater than the midway value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD); an expression value for a positive predictor gene less than the midway value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD); and an expression value for a negative predictor gene less than the midway value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).

Generally, a more reliable predefined or predetermined reference expression value can be based upon average or median expression of the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a plurality or multiple HCT donors that induce GVHD, and an average or median expression of the positive or negative predictor gene in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a plurality or multiple HCT donors that do not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. Accordingly, in one embodiment, a predefined or predetermined reference expression value for the positive predictor gene is set approximately or precisely midway between an average or median expression level of the positive predictor gene from two or more HCT donors that induce GVHD and two or more HCT donors that do not induce GVHD. In another embodiment, a predefined or predetermined reference expression value for the negative predictor gene is set approximately or precisely midway between an average or median expression level of the negative predictor genes from two or more HCT donors that induce GVHD and two or more HCT donors that do not induce GVHD. In more particular embodiments, the predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative predictor gene is set approximately or precisely midway between an average or median expression level of the positive or negative predictor genes from at least 2, 3, 4, 5 or more HCT donors (e.g., 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, or more HCT donors, e.g., 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, etc., or more) that induce GVHD and at least 2, 3, 4, 5 or more HCT donors (e.g., 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, or more HCT donors, e.g., 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, etc., or more) that do not induce GVHD.

A predefined or predetermined reference expression value for a positive or negative GVHD predictor gene can optionally be assigned a numerical value for ease of comparison of the expression value measured for the positive or negative predictor gene. Expression greater than the value can be taken to indicate a higher or lower risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. In a particular embodiment, the predefined or predetermined reference expression value (e.g., midway value) is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for one or more negative predictor genes greater than 0.5 indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD). In another particular embodiment, the predefined or predetermined reference expression value (e.g., midway value) is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for one or more positive predictor genes greater than 0.5 indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD). Of course, should greater confidence in GVHD outcome prediction or determination be desired, the expression values required to be above the predefined or predetermined reference expression (numerical) value can be increased. Thus, for example, a negative predictor gene must have an expression value of 0.55 or greater (e.g., 0.60, 0.65, 0.70, 0.75, or 0.80) to indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD). In another example, a positive predictor gene must have an expression value of 0.55 or greater (e.g., 0.60, 0.65, 0.70, 0.75, or 0.80) to indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).

The reference expression value (or predefined reference value) can be set to a higher or lower threshold. Such reference expression values therefore can be adjusted to increase reliability, accuracy, reproducibility, and to account for variables such as statistical error, etc., in order to improve the robustness of GVHD determination/prediction. Generally, to reduce or minimize the risk or probability of candidate donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient (i.e., to reduce false negatives, i.e., to correctly predict a candidate donor who is at increased risk of inducing GVHD in a recipient), the user can select for higher expression of negative predictor genes by setting the reference expression value higher, and/or lower expression of positive predictor genes by setting the reference expression value lower, in a gene expression profile of CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a candidate HCT donor.

An expression value obtained for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes can be adjusted or normalized relative to expression of one or more reference genes prior to comparing the expression value of the positive or negative predictor gene to the predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative predictor gene. Methods for normalizing the level of gene expression are known to those of skill in the art. For example, expression of a positive or negative predictor gene can be normalized on the basis of the relative ratio of the mRNA level of the gene to the mRNA level of a reference gene, such as a gene whose expression is constitutive and at a relatively constant level in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, or a positive or negative predictor gene whose expression is not used to determine the expression value, so that variations in sample amount, extraction efficiency, extracted amount, or measurement chemistry or instrumentation performance are reduced in measuring gene expression amounts or level. In particular embodiments, a reference gene is a housekeeping gene (e.g., in Tables 12 or 13).

As used herein, “housekeeping gene” is a gene the expression of which is substantially the same from sample to sample or from tissue to tissue, or one that is relatively refractory to change in response to external stimuli. A housekeeping gene can be any gene other than the positive or negative predictive gene of interest for which the expression value is determined that will allow normalization of sample RNA or any other marker that can be used to normalize for the amount of total RNA added to each reaction. Non-limiting examples include those designated with the “HSK” symbol in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2A, 2B (RNA 192), 12 and 13, and/or more particularly, eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4H (EIF4H) transcript variant 1, 3 beta actin (ACTB), aldolase A (ALDOA), lactate dehydrogenase A (LDHA), phosphoglycerate kinase 1 (PGK1), transferrin receptor (TFRC), tubulin beta (TUBB), tubulin beta 2A (TUBB2A), thioredoxin (TXN), ubiquitin C (UBC), or ubiquitin-activating enzyme E1 (UBE1).

The term, “combination,” when used in reference to one or more GVHD predictor genes, refers to a minimal combination of 2 predictor genes, and could also be combinations of more predictor genes, such as 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 57, 48, 49, 50, or more, up to “n” positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, where “n” is a natural number. Thus, by way of illustration only and without limitation, a combination could be 2 or more positive GVHD predictor genes in combination, 2 or more negative GVHD predictor genes in combination, or 2 or more positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes in combination, the number of such combinations of positive and/or negative predictor genes being 2² for 2 genes in combination (P-P, P-N, N-P, N-N), 2³ for 3 genes in combination (P-P-P, P-P-N, P-N-P, P-N-N, N-P-P, N-P-N, N-N-P, N-N-N), 2⁴, 2⁵, or 2^(n) for any higher order combination of “n” genes. In the context of combinations, a “predefined reference value,” for example, as used in the comparison step in accordance with the methods of the invention, also refers to a combination of expression values, and not a single expression value.

A “linear combination,” when used in reference to “combinations of” expression values, refers minimally to the difference of 2 expression values, X−Y, or the difference of the logarithm of 2 expression values, log X−log Y, or the sum of 2 expression values, X+Y, or the sum of the logarithm of 2 expression values, log X+log Y, or also combined differences and/or sums of more than 2 expression values, for which the expression value or the logarithm of the expression value of any of the genes may be multiplied by a factor, “c,” where “c” is a real number, and where the value of “c” may differ for each of the genes, and for which a constant term, “d,” can be added or subtracted to the expression value of any of the genes, where “d” is a real number, and where the value of “d” may differ for each of the genes. A “non-linear combination,” when used in reference to expression values, refers minimally to the ratio of 2 expression values, X/Y, or the ratio of the logarithm of 2 expression values, log X/log Y, or the product of 2 expression values, X*Y, or the product of the logarithm of 2 expression values, log X*log Y, or also combined ratios and/or products of more than 2 expression values, for which the expression value or the logarithm of the expression value of any of the genes may be exponentiated by an exponent, “b,” where “b” is a real number, and where the value of “b” may differ for each of the genes, and for which the expression value or the logarithm of the expression value of any of the genes may be multiplied by a factor, “c,” where “c” is a real number, and where the value of “c” may differ for each of the genes, and for which a constant term, “d,” can be added or subtracted to the expression value or the logarithm of the expression value of any of the genes, where “d” is a real number, and where the value of “d” may differ for each of the genes.

Normalization of gene expression may be performed in a straightforward manner for predictive models that involve pairs of predictor genes in competitive relationships, i.e. a ratio of gene 1 over gene 2 in a predictor gene pair (referred to herein as a ratiometric gene pair, or RGP), obviating the need for an additional reference gene (see Examples). Instead of reporting the level of a positive or negative predictor gene with respect to a separate housekeeping gene and/or reference sample, the level of predictor gene 1 with respect to predictor gene 2 (their ratio) provides a relative expression measurement ratio with high information content.

Accordingly, an expression value for positive or negative GVHD predictor genes can also be represented as a ratio, as in a ratiometric gene pair (RGP). Ratios of gene expression data can be represented in a variety of ways. In one embodiment, an expression value is represented by a ratio of gene expression, denoted a ratiometric gene pair (RGP), of the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to one or more reference genes. In a more particular embodiment, an expression value is represented by a ratio of gene expression, denoted a ratiometric gene pair (RGP), of the positive or negative predictor GVHD gene to a reference gene, and is represented by the formula “N/D,” (numerator/denominator), where the numerator value “N” is the expression level of the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene and the denominator value “D” is the expression level of one or more reference genes. The N and D values can optionally reflect an average or median expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or one or more reference genes, respectively, and optionally reflect expression in a plurality of samples. Such RGPs include combinations of positive and negative GVHD predictor genes (N-P and P-N), combinations of positive GVHD predictor genes (P-P), and combinations of negative GVHD predictor genes (N-N).

For such expression value determination, expression normalization and expression ratio determinations (e.g., RGPs), a reference gene can be a housekeeping (HSK) gene, or a positive or negative GVHD predictor gene that is different from the positive or negative predictor gene used to obtain the ratio of gene expression, or any other gene selected by the user.

In accordance with the invention, positive and negative GVHD predictor genes in which expression is measured for GVHD, whether expression of a single gene or using ratios of two (or more) genes (RGPs, pairs of gene pairs, etc.), or combinations of genes, are listed in and can be selected from Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof. In one embodiment, at least one of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes whose expression is measured is selected from one or more single genes (SGs) set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or is selected from ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) or single genes (SGs) set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). Exemplary non-limiting ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) are set forth in and can be selected from Tables 14 (RGP348) and 17 (VmodRGP100), and exemplary non-limiting examples of multiple genes in ratios such as “pairs of gene pairs,” are set forth in and can be selected from Table 16 (“PRGP348”). Accordingly, expression of single genes, ratios of genes (e.g., RGPs) and combinations of genes, including multi-gene ratios of negative, positive and/or mixtures of negative and positive GVHD predictor genes from any of Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), 17 (VmodRGP100) and 18 (VmodSG64), in any combination, can be undertaken to perform the invention.

In a more particular embodiment of the invention, the negative and/or positive GVHD predictor genes used to predict or determine risk that a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor will induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient is selected from one or more genes set forth in Table 18 (VmodSG64). In another more particular embodiment of the invention, the negative and/or positive GVHD predictor genes used to predict or determine risk that a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor will induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient is a plurality of ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) of two or more genes selected from the genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64). In a further particular embodiment of the invention, the ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) used to predict or determine risk that a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor will induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient is one or more gene pairs (RGPs) selected from the genes listed in Table 17 (VmodRGP100). In an additional particular embodiment of the invention, the negative and/or positive GVHD predictor genes include a combination of single genes (SGs) and ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) to predict or determine risk that a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor will induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient is a plurality of genes selected from the single genes (SGs) listed in Table 18 (VmodSG64) and ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) selected from the RGPs listed in Table 17 (VmodRGP100).

In accordance with the invention, where a plurality of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes are measured or analyzed for expression, typically there will be a threshold (e.g., minimum) number of genes, or expression levels or amounts or types of genes evaluated, in order to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at high risk or at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. Evaluation refers to analysis based upon one or more criteria including, but not limited to, gene expression greater or less than a threshold expression level, or the number of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes above or below a threshold, which can be set by the user, or the GVHD predictive direction of particular genes whose expression tends to have a high correlation with GVHD outcome. All of such criteria, which can be set by the user, can be based upon the desired degree of confidence or accuracy. By way of a non-limiting example, the number of single genes (SGs), gene expression ratios (e.g., RGPs) or multi-gene ratios (e.g., PRGPs, such as Table 16) measured or analyzed for expression is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 57, 48, 49, 50, or more genes and/or gene expression ratios.

The number of genes or expression levels, or linear or non-linear combination of expression values, could be represented by a percent of the total number of genes whose expression is measured, for example, at least 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80% or more of the total number of positive and/or negative predictor genes. Thus, if expression of a total of 10 predictor genes are measured, a threshold could be 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or more of the genes must indicate a low or high risk of HCT inducing GVHD in order to predict or determine that the HCT is at low or high risk of inducing GVHD. In particular embodiments, a majority of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes must indicate a high risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at high risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient; or a majority of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes must indicate a low risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In particular embodiments, when the number of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing GVHD is greater than the number of positive or negative predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, this predicts or determines a higher risk of the HCT of a candidate donor to induce GVHD in an HCT recipient. In more particular embodiments, when the number of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing GVHD is greater than the number of positive or negative predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, predicts or determines a lower risk of the HCT from a candidate donor to induce GVHD in an HCT recipient.

In further particular embodiments, at least 66% of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a high risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at high risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient; or at least 66% of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a low risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient. In an additional particular embodiment, at least 75% of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a low risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.

By way of illustration only, one non-limiting model for ascertaining the risk of GVHD in a recipient is to assign each positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene whose expression is analyzed a “vote” for purposes of ascertaining risk of inducing or not inducing GVHD. The votes are tabulated depending upon whether the expression values, or combinations of expression values, obtained from each gene measured indicates an increased or reduced risk of GVHD. For example, if expression of a total of 10 positive and/or negative predictor genes is measured, a majority (i.e., 6 of the 10) might indicate a reduced risk, and 4 out of 10 might indicate an increased risk of GVHD. Thus, 6 genes would vote reduced risk of GVHD, and 4 genes would vote increased risk of GVHD. Depending upon the genes and their ability to accurately predict risk of GVHD or not, a majority of votes for such a 10 gene voting model may be sufficient to conclude a reduced risk of inducing GVHD. If greater confidence in predictive accuracy is desired, the threshold number of gene “votes” required to predict a particular GVHD outcome, can be increased, for example, from 6 to 7 out of 10 genes, or from 6 to 8 out of 10 genes, or greater.

In accordance with the invention, one exemplary model is to assign a “vote” to each gene whose expression is measured, and depending upon the expression value obtained from each gene assign a vote, and based upon the sum total of votes, risk of inducing or not inducing GVHD is determined or predicted. In one embodiment, a plurality of expression values for negative or positive GVHD predictor genes is determined, and a vote is assigned to each negative or positive predictor gene according to whether the expression value for the gene indicates the risk of the candidate or actual donor to induce or not to induce GVHD. Subsequently, a score is assigned to the candidate or actual donor based upon the total number of votes indicative or not indicative of inducing or not inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient. In particular aspects, if more than 50% of the votes are indicative of inducing GVHD, then the score reflects an increased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient; or if more than 50% of the votes are indicative of not inducing GVHD, then the score reflects a decreased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. In additional aspects, when at least 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or more of the votes are indicative of inducing GVHD, then the score reflects a increased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient; or wherein when at least 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or more of the votes are indicative of not inducing GVHD, then the score reflects a decreased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.

Numerous non-limiting, representative voting models (Vmods) that predict or determine risk of inducing and not inducing GVHD, are disclosed herein. Such non-limiting examples of voting models include the combination of single genes (SGs) and ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) set forth in: SG43RGP46-GPperformance; SG42RGP21-GPminimalist; SG43RGP37-GPconnectivity; SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort; SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort; SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch; or SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch, each of which combinations include the SGs and RGPs. The SGs and RGPs that are comprised in each of the voting models (Vmods) and whose expression is measured is indicated by an “x” in Tables 17 and 18.

Methods of the invention are typically superior to identifying GVHD negative donor HCT based upon having 10 out of 10 HLA marker loci matches of the HCT donor to a HCT recipient. In particular embodiments, a method predicts a donor HCT that induces or does not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient with an accuracy of at least 60%, at least 70%, at least 80%, or at least 90%. In another particular embodiment, the accuracy of predicting a GVHD negative donor is the probability or degree of risk of correctly identifying a GVHD negative donor within a group of candidate HCT donors classified as negative by 10 out of 10 HLA marker loci matches with an HCT recipient.

As used herein, the term “measuring” or “analyzing” in the context of determining expression or quantifying amounts of gene expression can refer to absolute or to relative quantification. In the context of gene expression, measuring refers to a laboratory procedure involving one or more isolating, purifying, processing, manipulating, extracting, or determining steps practiced with a sample or specimen, such as CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, the amount of expression of one or more genes, which is distinct from any mental steps. Absolute quantification may be accomplished by inclusion of a known concentration(s) of one or more target nucleic acids or expression products and referencing the hybridization or binding intensity of unknowns to the known target nucleic acids or expression products (e.g., through generation of a standard curve). Alternatively, relative quantification can be accomplished by comparing signals between two or more genes, or between two or more samples to quantify the changes in signal and, by implication, transcript or expression product and therefore gene expression amounts.

Comparing can be carried out by visual inspection, or by using a computer algorithm. Examples of algorithms include linear or nonlinear regression algorithms; linear or nonlinear classification algorithms; ANOVA (analysis of variance); computational neural network algorithms; computational genetic algorithms; support vector machines algorithms; hierarchical analysis or clustering algorithms; hierarchical algorithms using decision trees; kernel based machine algorithms; table look-up algorithms; discriminatory algorithms such as partial least squares algorithms, matching pursuit algorithms, Fisher discriminate analysis algorithms, principal components analysis algorithms, singular value decomposition algorithms; Bayesian probability function algorithms; Markov Blanket algorithms; hidden Markov algorithms; deterministic optimization algorithms; stochastic search optimization or simulated annealing algorithms; recursive feature elimination or entropy-based recursive feature elimination algorithms; algorithms arranged in combination; plurality of algorithms arranged in a committee network; and forward floating search or backward floating search algorithms. Further methods to obtain values for determining or predictive GVHD outcome using one or more single genes or ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs, pairs of gene pairs (PRGPs), etc., as set forth herein are described in Example 20.

Candidate and actual HCT donors and HCT recipients include animals, typically mammalian animals (mammals), such as humans. Humans include, but are not limited to, family members genetically related to a candidate HCT recipient. Humans also include non-family members which are non-genetically related to a candidate HCT recipient, including non-familial actual or candidate HCT donors having HLA matches with a candidate HCT recipient. More specifically, an actual or a candidate HCT donor and a HCT recipient have 10 out of 10 or 9 out of 10 human leukocyte antigen (HLA) marker loci matches, for example, HLA marker loci matches of: HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C, HLA-DRB1 and HLA-DQB1 loci, or any combination of 4 of HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C, HLA-DRB1 or HLA-DQB1 loci matches. Such HLA marker loci matches may have been determined either serologically or by sequence analysis of HLA genes. Animals appropriate for analysis include those that may be a HCT donor for an HCT recipient of another animal, for example, an animal model of HCT GVHD.

For purposes of defining an actual or a candidate donor HCT that induces GVHD, as set forth herein if an HCT recipient manifests symptoms of GVHD following transplantation from the donor, the donor HCT is considered to induce GVHD. For purposes of defining an actual or a candidate donor HCT that does not induce GVHD, as set forth herein if an HCT recipient does not manifest symptoms of GVHD following transplantation from the donor, the donor HCT is considered to not induce GVHD. Occassionally, a candidate or actual donor HCT may be defined as a donor HCT that does not induce GVHD, for cases in which the recipient manifests only the least serious form of acute GVHD, i.e., acute grade I GVHD, and no other forms of acute or chronic GVHD at any time after HCT, following transplantation from the donor.

GVHD can be classified or grouped according to symptom severity and duration, and is classified herein to be within Groups 1-6, which generally reflect differences in severity. Exemplary classes begin with Group 1, which exhibits neither acute nor chronic GVHD, and ends with Group 6, showing severe acute grade 3 or 4 GVHD and extensive chronic GVHD. Group 5 also shows grade 3 or 4 GVHD, but no chronic GVHD. Group 4 and Group 3 show grade 1 or 2 acute GVHD, with and without chronic GVHD, respectively. Group 2 shows only chronic GVHD and no acute GVHD. Acute grade 3 or 4 GVHD characterize the most intense and life-threatening form of GVHD, while acute grade 1 or 2 GVHD is much less severe and occasionally may be considered mild. The grade classifications of acute GVHD are multi-symptom diagnostic gradations of well-established in medical practice for physician grading of GVHD severity. Although the definitions of the Groups are per se, they are medically meaningful GVHD-severity groups. Other classifications are possible. For example, the terms acute GVHD, chronic GVHD, grades 0-4 are established, accepted, medically defined terms; whereas Groups 1-6 are terms defined herein.

Methods of the invention further include assigning an actual or a candidate HCT donor a score, or identifying an actual or a candidate HCT donor. Such a score or identification can be based upon the HCT donor gene expression profile, expression value(s) for the positive and/or negative predictor gene(s) of the HCT donor, or the totality of information for a candidate HCT donor, such as also including the HLA marker loci profile. The score or identification can reflect the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient, based upon risk prediction or determination. The score or identification can also reflect a class or group of GVHD predicted or determined to occur, which can indicate GVHD outcome or severity (e.g., as defined by Groups 1-6 as set forth herein, or as defined by acute grades I, II, III or IV GVHD, with or without chronic GVHD, or chronic GVHD without acute GVHD).

As set forth herein, the invention is exemplified by analysis of expression levels of genes, including negative and/or positive GVHD predictor genes, as well as reference genes (e.g., HSK genes), in CD4+ T cells. Methods of the invention can also employ other types of T cells. For example, methods of the invention can ascertain expression levels of negative and/or positive GVHD predictor genes, as well as reference genes (e.g., HSK genes), in CD8+ T cells. Accordingly, the invention can be practiced with various T cells, including but not limited to, CD4+ T cells, CD8+ T cells, T-regulatory cells, and mixtures of these and other T cell sub-types.

Biological samples include any sample capable of having a biological material. Biological samples include any biological material that includes cellular material from a candidate HCT donor. Typically, such samples include immunological cells, for example, CD4+ T cells and/or CD8+ T cells. Biological samples therefore include a biological material or fluid or any material that includes nucleic acid, such as DNA, RNA or polypeptide (protein) suitable for measurement or analysis of expression of one or more positive and/or negative predictor genes from a candidate HCT donor, for GVHD outcome prediction or determination. A biological sample therefore need only be suitable for measuring or analyzing expression of one or more positive and/or negative predictor genes, and that includes nucleic acid and/or protein that correlates with a GVHD outcome. Typically, biological samples include CD4+ T cells, CD8+ T cells or cellular material. Non-limiting examples include blood, blood cells (e.g., peripheral blood mononuclear cells), serum, plasma, bone marrow, mucus, saliva, feces, cerebrospinal fluid, or urine.

A biological sample can be transformed, processed or manipulated, for example, to determine the presence of, or measure or analyze gene expression or expression product amounts or levels or function. Typically, a biological sample is transformed or processed to purify or isolate a nucleic acid (e.g., total, or mRNA) or a gene expression product (e.g., a protein or fragment) that directly or indirectly indicates expression and/or amounts or levels of one or more positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes. Thus, samples also include nucleic acid and protein purified, isolated, derived from, extracted from, or obtained from CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a candidate HCT donor.

Negative and/or positive GVHD predictor gene expression levels may be determined by measuring mRNA (or a cDNA reverse transcribed from the mRNA) from a sample comprising CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a candidate HCT donor. A negative or positive GVHD predictor gene may be capable of encoding a protein. Accordingly, gene expression levels may be determined by measuring an expression product, such as a polypeptide or protein. Expression of transcripts and/or proteins encoded by negative and/or positive predictor genes set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64) may be measured and/or analyzed by any of a variety of methods known to one of skill in the art.

Suitable nucleic acid samples for detection, measuring or analysis include transcripts of interest (i.e., transcripts, such as RNA, preprocessed RNA, or mRNA derived from positive and/or negative predictor genes of HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient). Thus, when measuring or analyzing RNA expression (e.g., mRNA), such RNA can be measured directly.

Suitable nucleic acid samples for screening also include nucleic acids derived from a transcript of interest (e.g., such as cDNA from the mRNA derived from positive and/or negative predictor gene). A nucleic acid derived from a transcript refers to a nucleic acid for whose synthesis an mRNA transcript or a subsequence thereof (ultimately) served as a template. Examples of such nucleic acids include cDNA reverse transcribed from a transcript, an RNA transcribed from that cDNA, a DNA amplified from the cDNA, an RNA transcribed from the amplified DNA, etc.—all derived from the transcript, and measurement of such derived products is indicative of the presence and/or amount of positive and/or negative gene expression. For example, RNA of a positive or negative predictor gene can be reverse transcribed into cDNA (complementary DNA), which can then be measured, since the amount of cDNA correlates with the amount of RNA expressed.

In general, nucleic acid (e.g., DNA or RNA) in a sample can be detected by any suitable method or technique of measuring or detecting a gene sequence or expression or amount. Non-limiting exemplary methods of measuring gene (e.g., nucleic acid expression) include, but are not limited to, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), reverse transcriptase-PCR (RT-PCR), in situ PCR, quantitative PCR (q-PCR), in situ hybridization, Southern blot, Northern blot, sequence analysis, microarray analysis, detection of a reporter gene, or other nucleic acid hybridization platform. For measuring RNA expression, methods include, but are not limited to: extraction of cellular mRNA and Northern blotting using labeled probes that hybridize to transcripts of all or part of one or more of the negative and/or positive predictor genes set forth herein; amplification of mRNA expressed from one or more of the negative and/or positive predictor genes using specific primers, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), quantitative PCR (q-PCR), and reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR), followed by quantitative detection of the product; and extraction of total RNA from cells, which is then processed (e.g. reverse transcribed or amplified), labeled and used to probe cDNAs or oligonucleotides encoding all or part of the negative and/or positive predictor genes; and in situ hybridization. Primers for RT-PCR corresponding to the positive and negative GVHD predictor genes, and the housekeeping genes, are listed, for example, in Table 2B (RNA 192), and are specified according to commercially available ABI Assay ID numbers. Other primers and probes can be derived from or based upon gene sequences listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64).

Methods of isolating RNA, such as total or mRNA, are known to those of skill in the art. Non-limiting examples include, for example, acid guanidinium-phenol-chloroform extraction to obtain total nucleic acid from a biological sample, and isolating mRNA by oligo dT column chromatography or by using (dT)n magnetic beads (see, e.g., Sambrook et al., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual (2nd ed.), Vols. 1-3, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, (1989), or Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, F. Ausubel et al., ad. Greene Publishing and Wiley-Interscience, New York (1987)).

In embodiments in which nucleic acid is amplified, whatever amplification method is used, if a result that reflects gene expression amounts or levels is desired, a method is used that maintains or controls for the relative frequencies of the amplified nucleic acids to achieve quantitative amplification. Various methods of “quantitative” amplification are known to those skilled in the art. For example, quantitative PCR involves simultaneously co-amplifying a known quantity of a control sequence using the same primers. This provides an internal standard that may be used to calibrate the PCR reaction. Thus, primers and/or probes specific to the internal standard can be used for quantification of the amplified nucleic acid. Other suitable amplification methods include, but are not limited to polymerase chain reaction (PCR; Innis, et al., PCR Protocols. A Guide to Methods and Application. Academic Press, Inc. San Diego, (1990)), ligase chain reaction (LCR; Wu and Wallace, Genomics, 4:560; Landegren et al., Science, 241: 1077; and Barringer, et al., Gene, 89:117)), transcription amplification (Kwoh et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 86:1173), and self-sustained sequence replication (Guatelli et al., Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA, 87:1874).

Accordingly, gene expression levels may in general be measured or analyzed by detecting RNA, such as mRNA from cells (or cDNA thereof) and/or detecting gene expression products, such as a polypeptide or protein. Expression of the transcripts and/or proteins encoded by the positive and/or negative predictor genes described herein Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64) may be measured by any of a variety of known methods in the art. Analytes according to the invention therefore include nucleic acid sequences.

As used herein, the terms “nucleic acid” and “polynucleotide” and the like refer to at least two or more ribo- or deoxy-ribonucleic acid bases (nucleotides) that are linked through a phosphoester bond or equivalent covalent bond. Nucleic acids include polynucleotides and polynucleosides. Nucleic acids include single, double or triplex stranded, circular or linear, molecules. Nucleic acids include sense and anti-sense sequences, for example, sense and anti-sense sequences that bind to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3, or a complementary sequence thereof of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3. Exemplary nucleic acids include but are not limited to: total RNA, mRNA, DNA, cDNA, genomic nucleic acid, naturally occurring and non naturally occurring nucleic acid, e.g., synthetic nucleic acid.

Nucleic acids can be of various lengths. Nucleic acid lengths typically range from about 10 nucleotides to 20 Kb, or any numerical value or range within or encompassing such lengths, e.g., 10 nucleotides to 250 Kb, 1 to 15 Kb or less, 1000 to about 5000 nucleotides or less, 500-1000 nucleotides in length. Nucleic acids can also be shorter, for example, 100 to about 500 nucleotides, or from about 10 to 25, 25 to 50, 50 to 100, 100 to 250, or about 250 to 500 nucleotides in length, or any numerical value or range or value within or encompassing such lengths. In particular aspects, a nucleic acid sequence has a length from about 5-10, 10-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50-60, 60-70, 70-80, 80-90, 90-100, 100-150, 150-200, 200-250, 250-300, 300-400, 400-500, 500-1000, 1000-2000, nucleotides, or any numerical value or range within or encompassing such lengths. Shorter polynucleotides are commonly referred to as “oligonucleotides” or “probes” or “primers” of single- or double-stranded DNA, typically a length from about 10-20, 20-30, 30-50, 50-100 nucleotides. However, there is no upper limit to the length of such oligonucleotides.

Nucleic acids include, for example, polynucleotides and oligonucleotides (primers and probes) that hybridize to a negative and/or positive predictor gene sequence (or a transcript, RNA or cDNA thereof), for example, to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64). Such hybridizing nucleic acids allow detection of a target sequence, transcript, or a complementary or amplified sequence, and can be used in the methods of the invention for predicting or determining the risk of HCT to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, as well as in the kits and arrays of the invention.

In order to detect or measure expression of a negative and/or positive predictor gene, a nucleic acid (e.g., oligo- or poly nucleotide probe or primer) can “hybridize” to all or a portion of the corresponding negative and/or positive predictor gene sequence (or an RNA transcript or cDNA thereof) or complementary sequence, i.e., to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), which refers to the binding between two or more nucleic acid sequences. Sequences “sufficiently complementary” allow stable hybridization of a nucleic acid sequence to a target sequence (a negative and/or positive predictor gene sequence, or a transcript, RNA or cDNA thereof, for example, all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), and therefore detection even if the two sequences are not completely complementary. Detection may either be direct (i.e., resulting from a probe hybridizing directly to a sequence) or indirect (i.e., resulting from a probe hybridizing to an intermediate molecular structure that links the probe to the target sequence).

Hybridizing sequences will generally be more than about 50% complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). Typically, hybridizing sequences are 60%, 70%, 80%, 85%, 90%, or 95% complementary, or more to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). The hybridization region between hybridizing sequences typically is at least about 5-10, 10-15 nucleotides, 15-20 nucleotides, 20-30 nucleotides, 30-50 nucleotides, 50-75 nucleotides, 75-100 nucleotides, 100-200 nucleotides, 300-400 nucleotides, 400-500 nucleotides or more, or any numerical value or range within or encompassing such lengths.

Hybridization between complementary regions of two strands of nucleic acid to form a duplex molecule will vary depending upon the nature of the hybridization method and the composition and length of the hybridizing nucleic acid sequences. Generally, temperature of hybridization and the ionic strength (such as the Na+ concentration) of the hybridization buffer will determine the stringency of hybridization (hybridization conditions for attaining particular degrees of stringency are discussed in Sambrook et al., (1989) Molecular Cloning, second edition, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Plainview, N.Y.).

The following are exemplary non-limiting hybridization conditions: Very High Stringency (Detects Sequences that Share 90% Identity)—Hybridization: 5×SSC at 65° C. for 16 hours, Wash twice in 2×SSC at room temperature (RT) for 15 minutes each, Wash twice in 0.5×SSC at 65° C. for 20 minutes each.

High Stringency (Detects Sequences that Share 80% Identity or Greater)—Hybridization: 5-6×SSC at 65° C.-70° C. for 16-20 hours, Wash twice in 2×SSC at RT for 5-20 minutes each, Wash twice: 1×SSC at 55° C.-70° C. for 30 minutes each. Low Stringency (Detects Sequences that Share Greater than 50% Identity)—Hybridization: 6×SSC at room temp. to 55° C. for 16-20 hours, Wash at least twice in 2-3×SSC at room temp. to 55° C. for 20-30 minutes each.

Accordingly, in various embodiments, polynucleotides and oligonucleotides (primers and probes) for hybridization include (e.g., contact) an oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe to an RNA transcript produced from a positive or negative predictor gene, or a polymorphism thereof, or hybridization of an oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe to a cDNA derived from the RNA transcript of a positive or negative predictor gene, or a polymorphism thereof. In a particular embodiment, polynucleotides and oligonucleotides (primers and probes) for hybridization include (e.g., contact) an oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe that binds to a positive or negative GVHD predictor gene sequence or a fragment thereof (e.g., to all or a portion of gene set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). Such sequences therefore include fragments of the sequences in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), and sequences that are 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 85%, 90%, or 95% identical to all or a portion of any of the sequences in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64).

A plurality of polynucleotides can be used in the invention methods, arrays and kits. Multiple polynucleotides (e.g., probes or primer pairs) can be used to detect, measure or analyze expression of a positive and/or negative predictor gene (e.g., any of the sequences in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.

The term “complementary” or “antisense” refers to a polynucleotide or peptide nucleic acid (PNA) capable of binding to a specific DNA or RNA sequence, e.g, to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64) Antisense includes single, double, triple or greater stranded RNA and DNA polynucleotides and peptide nucleic acids (PNAs) that bind RNA transcript or DNA. Particular examples include RNA and DNA antisense that binds to sense RNA. For example, a single stranded nucleic acid can target a transcript of a negative and/or positive predictor gene. Antisense/Sense molecules are typically 100% complementary to the sense/anti-sense strand but can be “partially” complementary, in which only some of the nucleotides bind to the sense/anti-sense molecule (less than 100% complementary, e.g., 95%, 90%, 80%, 70% and sometimes less), or any numerical value or range within or encompassing such percent values.

Polynucleotides useful as primers and probes in invention methods, arrays and kits are typically a portion/fragment of a gene (sense or anti-sense) suitable for use as a hybridization probe or primer for the identification, detection, measurement or analysis of a gene (or portion/fragment thereof) in a given sample (e.g., a sample comprising CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells). Typically, primers are oppositely oriented, (i.e., one primer positioned 5′, and a second primer positioned 3′) such that they can hybridize to and amplify the nucleic acid sequence (e.g., via PCR).

Accordingly, in another embodiment, measuring includes hybridization of a primer pair (oppositely oriented) and subsequent amplification of a cDNA derived from the RNA transcript of the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene produced of the positive or negative predictor genes, or a polymorphism thereof (e.g., a gene set forth in any of Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64)). In a further embodiment, measuring includes reverse transcription of RNA transcript (e.g., using a primer pair, oppositely oriented) to produce cDNA to determine expression levels of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes (e.g., a gene set forth in any of Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64)).

Nucleic acid sequences can include nucleotide and nucleoside substitutions, additions and deletions, derivatized forms and fusion/chimeric sequences (e.g., encoding recombinant polypeptide), as well as variants thereof (e.g., substitutions, additions insertions and deletions). Particular examples of such variants include polymorphisms and fragments of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64).

The term “identity” and grammatical variations thereof mean that two or more referenced entities are the same. Thus, where two sequences are identical, they have the same amino acid sequence. “Areas, regions or domains of identity” mean that a portion of two or more referenced entities are the same. Thus, where two sequences are identical or homologous over one or more sequence regions, they share identity in these regions.

The degree of “identity” and “homology” can be determined by comparing each position in the sequences. A degree of identity or homology is a function of the number of identical or matching positions (e.g., matching nucleotides or amino acid residues) at positions shared by the sequences. Specific examples of “identity” and “homology” include (e.g., 1-3, 3-5, 5-10, 10-20, 20-30, or more) residues of the sequences. A sequence can have 50%, 60%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, 99%, or more identity or homology to a reference sequence, to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64). As used herein, a given percentage of identity or homology between sequences denotes the degree of sequence identity in optimally aligned sequences.

The extent of identity between two sequences can be ascertained using a computer program and mathematical algorithm. Such algorithms that calculate percent sequence identity (homology) generally account for sequence gaps and mismatches over the comparison region. For example, a BLAST (e.g., BLAST 2.0) search algorithm (see, e.g., Altschul et al., J. Mol. Biol. 215:403 (1990), publicly available through the National Center for Biotechnology Information, NCBI) has exemplary search parameters as follows: Mismatch-2; gap open 5; gap extension 2. The BLAST algorithm involves first identifying high scoring sequence pairs (HSPs) by identifying short words of length W in the query sequence that either match or satisfy some positive-valued threshold score T when aligned with a word of the same length in a database sequence. T is referred to as the neighborhood word score threshold. Initial neighborhood word hits act as seeds for initiating searches to find longer HSPs. The word hits are extended in both directions along each sequence for as far as the cumulative alignment score can be increased. Extension of the word hits in each direction is halted when the following parameters are met: the cumulative alignment score falls off by the quantity X from its maximum achieved value; the cumulative score goes to zero or below, due to the accumulation of one or more negative-scoring residue alignments; or the end of either sequence is reached. The BLAST algorithm parameters W, T and X determine the sensitivity and speed of the alignment. The BLAST program may use as defaults a word length (W) of 11, the BLOSUM62 scoring matrix (Henikoff and Henikoff, 1992, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 89: 10915-10919) alignments (B) of 50, expectation (E) of 10 (or 1 or 0.1 or 0.01 or 0.001 or 0.0001), M=5, N=4, and a comparison of both strands. One measure of the statistical similarity between two sequences using the BLAST algorithm is the smallest sum probability (P(N)), which provides an indication of the probability by which a match between two nucleotide or amino acid sequences would occur by chance.

For polypeptide sequence comparisons, a BLASTP algorithm is typically used in combination with a scoring matrix, such as PAM100, PAM 250, BLOSUM 62 or BLOSUM 50. FASTA (e.g., FASTA2 and FASTA3) and SSEARCH sequence comparison programs are also used to quantitate the extent of identity (Pearson et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85:2444 (1988); Pearson, Methods Mol Biol. 132:185 (2000); and Smith et al., J. Mol. Biol. 147:195 (1981)). Programs for quantitating protein structural similarity using Delaunay-based topological mapping have also been developed (Bostick et al., Biochem Biophys Res Commun. 304:320 (2003)).

Nucleic acids can be produced using various standard cloning and chemical synthesis techniques. Techniques include, but are not limited to nucleic acid amplification, e.g., polymerase chain reaction (PCR), with genomic DNA or cDNA targets using primers (e.g., a degenerate primer mixture) capable of annealing to antibody encoding sequence. Nucleic acids can also be produced by chemical synthesis (e.g., solid phase phosphoramidite synthesis) or transcription from a gene. The sequences produced can then be translated in vitro, or cloned into a plasmid and propagated and then expressed in a cell (e.g., a host cell such as eukaryote or mammalian cell, yeast or bacteria, in an animal or in a plant).

As disclosed herein, gene expression can be measured and/or analyzed by detection of an expression product. As used herein, the term “expression product” is an amino acid sequence, protein, polypeptide, or peptide encoded by a gene. In particular, an expression product, for example, is encoded by all or a part of a negative or positive GVHD predictor gene set forth in sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). Invention methods, kits and arrays include detection, measurement or analysis of expression products encoded by one or more negative or positive GVHD predictor genes as set forth, for example, in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64).

Accordingly, analytes further include molecules that bind to expression products, i.e., bind to amino acid sequence, protein, polypeptide, or peptide encoded by all or a part of a negative or positive GVHD predictor gene (e.g, a sequence set forth in any of Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64)). As used herein the terms “amino acid sequence,” “protein,” “polypeptide” and “peptide” are used interchangeably to refer to two or more amino acids, or “residues,” covalently linked by an amide bond or equivalent. Exemplary lengths of such amino acid sequences are from about 5 to 10, 10 to 20, 20 to 25, 25 to 50, 50 to 100, 100 to 150, 150 to 200, or 200 to 300, 400 to 500, 500 to 1000, or more amino acid residues in length.

Analytes according to the invention therefore include antibodies and subsequences thereof that bind to proteins or fragments (peptides, polypeptides, etc.) encoded by the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes. The term “antibody” refers to a protein that binds to other molecules (antigens) via heavy and/or light chain variable domains, V_(H) and/or V_(L), respectively. An “antibody” refers to any monoclonal or polyclonal immunoglobulin molecule, such as IgG, IgA, IgD, IgE, IgM, and any subclass thereof (e.g., IgG₁, IgG₂, IgG₃ or IgG₄). Antibodies include full-length antibodies that include two heavy and two light chain sequences. Antibodies can have kappa or lambda light chain sequences, either full length as in naturally occurring antibodies, mixtures thereof (i.e., fusions of kappa and lambda chain sequences), and subsequences/fragments thereof. Naturally occurring antibody molecules contain two kappa or two lambda light chains.

Antibodies and subsequences thereof include mammalian, primatized, humanized and fully human antibodies and subsequences thereof. Antibodies and subsequences thereof include those produced or expressed by or on transformed cells or hybridomas, or B cells, or those produced synthetically or by other organisms (plant, insect, bacteria, etc.).

Antibodies include polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies. A “monoclonal” antibody refers to an antibody that is based upon, obtained from or derived from a single clone, including any eukaryotic, prokaryotic, or phage clone. A “monoclonal” antibody is therefore defined structurally, and not the method by which it is produced.

Antibodies include subsequences. Non-limiting representative antibody subsequences include but are not limited to Fab, Fab′, F(ab′)₂, Fv, Fd, single-chain Fv (scFv), disulfide-linked Fvs (sdFv), V_(L), V_(H), Camel Ig, V-NAR, VHH, trispecific (Fab₃), bispecific (Fab₂), diabody ((V_(L)-V_(H))₂ or (V_(H)-V_(L))₂), triabody (trivalent), tetrabody (tetravalent), minibody ((scF_(V)-C_(H)3)₂), bispecific single-chain Fv (Bis-scFv), IgGdeltaCH2, scFv-Fc, (scFv)₂-Fc, affibody, aptamer, avimer or nanobody, or other antigen binding subsequences of an intact immunoglobulin. Antibodies include those that bind to more than one epitope (e.g., bi-specific antibodies), or antibodies that can bind to one or more different antigens (e.g., bi- or multi-specific antibodies).

Antibodies and subsequences thereof can be produced or are available commercially or from other sources. For example, antibodies that bind to an expression produce or fragment encoded by all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3 can be produced using standard immunological methods known to one of skill in the art.

A mammalian antibody is an antibody produced by a mammal, transgenic or non-transgenic, or a non-mammalian organism engineered to produce a mammalian antibody, such as a non-mammalian cell (bacteria, yeast, insect cell), animal or plant. A “human” antibody means that the amino acid sequence of the antibody is fully human, i.e., human heavy and human light chain variable and human constant regions. Thus, all of the amino acids are human or exist in a human antibody. A “humanized” antibody, means that the amino acid sequence of the antibody has non-human amino acid residues (e.g., mouse, rat, goat, rabbit, etc.) of one or more complementarity determining regions (CDRs) that specifically bind to the desired antigen in an acceptor human immunoglobulin molecule, and one or more human amino acid residues in the Fv framework region (FR), which are amino acid residues that flank the CDRs.

Methods of measuring amounts of expression products encoded by negative and/or positive predictor genes are known to those of skill in the art. Non-limiting examples of protein detection, measurement and analysis methods include Western blot, immunoblot, enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay (ELISA), radioimmunoassay (RIA), immunoprecipitation, surface plasmon resonance, chemiluminescence, absorption, emission, fluorescent polarization, phosphorescence, immunohistochemical analysis, matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight (MALDI-TOF) mass spectrometry, microcytometry, microarray, microscopy, fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS) and flow cytometry. Amounts of expression products encoded by negative and positive predictor genes also include functional assays, based upon a function of the protein, such as enzyme or catalytic function, DNA binding function, ligand or receptor binding, signal transduction, etc.

The term “bind,” or “binding,” when used in reference to an analyte means that the binding moiety interacts at the molecular level with all or a part of a nucleic acid sequence or a gene expression product (e.g., protein). Specific binding is selective for the sequence or expression product. Specific and selective binding can be distinguished from non-specific binding using assays known in the art (e.g., immunoprecipitation, ELISA, flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry, Western blotting, nucleic acid hybridization, etc.).

An analyte can be labeled or tagged in order to be detectable. Detectable labels, markers and tags include labels suitable for gene expression or expression product detection, measurement, analysis and/or quantitation, and include any composition detectable by enzymatic, biochemical, spectroscopic, photochemical, immunochemical, isotopic, electrical, optical, chemical or other means. A detectable label can be attached (e.g., linked conjugated) to the analyte, or be within or be one or more atoms that comprise the analyte. As the structure of analytes can include one or more of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, phosphorous, etc., radioisotopes of any of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, phosphorous, etc., can be included within an analyte detectably labeled.

Non-limiting exemplary detectable labels also include a radioactive material, such as a radioisotope, a metal or a metal oxide. Radioisotopes include radionuclides emitting alpha, beta or gamma radiation. In particular embodiments, a radioisotope can be one or more of: C, N, O, H, S, Cu, Fe, Ga, Ti, Sr, Y, Tc, In, Pm, Gd, Sm, Ho, Lu, Re, At, Bi or Ac. In additional embodiments, a radioisotope can be one or more of: ³H, ¹¹C, ¹⁴C, ¹³N, ¹⁸O, ¹⁵C, ³²P, ³³P, ³⁵S, ¹²⁵I, or ¹³¹I.

Further non-limiting exemplary detectable labels include contrast agents (e.g., gadolinium; manganese; barium sulfate; an iodinated or noniodinated agent; an ionic agent or nonionic agent); magnetic and paramagnetic agents (e.g., iron-oxide chelate); nanoparticles; an enzyme (horseradish peroxidase, alkaline phosphatase, β-galactosidase, or acetylcholinesterase); a prosthetic group (e.g., streptavidin/biotin and avidin/biotin); a colorimetric labels such as colloidal gold or colored glass or plastic (e.g., polystyrene, polypropylene, latex, etc.) beads; a fluorescent material or dye (e.g., umbelliferone, fluorescein, fluorescein isothiocyanate, rhodamine, dichlorotriazinylamine fluorescein, dansyl chloride, texas red, rhodamine); a luminescent material (e.g., luminol); or a bioluminescent material (e.g., green fluorescent protein, luciferase, luciferin, aequorin). A label can be any imaging agent that can be employed for gene expression or expression product detection, measurement, analysis and/or quantitation (e.g., for computed axial tomography (CAT or CT), fluoroscopy, single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) imaging, optical imaging, positron emission tomography (PET), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), gamma imaging).

A detectable label can also be linked or conjugated (e.g., covalently) to the analyte. In various embodiments a detectable label, such as a radionuclide or metal or metal oxide can be bound or conjugated to the analyte, either directly or indirectly. A linker or an intermediary functional group can be used to link an analyte to a detectable label.

The terms “fusion” or “chimeric” or “conjugate” and grammatical variations thereof, when used in reference to a molecule, means that the molecule contains portions or sections that are derived from, obtained or isolated from, or are based upon or modeled after two different molecular entities that are distinct from each other as they do not typically exist together in nature. That is, for example, one portion of an analyte fusion or conjugate includes or consists of a portion (e.g., antibody) that binds to a gene product (encoded by a positive or negative predictor gene), and a second portion that includes or consists of a detectable moiety or agent, each of first and second portions structurally distinct.

Fusions, chimers and conjugates can be linked indirectly or directly, by a covalent or by a non-covalent bond. Non-limiting examples of covalent bonds are amide bonds, non-natural and non-amide chemical bonds, which include, for example, glutaraldehyde, N-hydroxysuccinimide esters, bifunctional maleimides, N, N′-dicyclohexykarbodiimide (DCC) or N,N′-diisopropylcarbodiimide (DIC) Linking groups alternative to amide bonds include, for example, ketomethylene (e.g., —C(═O)—CH₂— for —C(═O)—NH—), aminomethylene (CH₂—NH₂), ethylene, olefin (CH═CH), ether (CH₂—O), thioether (CH₂—S), tetrazole (CN₄—), thiazole, retroamide, thioamide, or ester (see, e.g., Spatola (1983) in Chemistry and Biochemistry of Amino Acids, Peptides and Proteins, Vol. 7, pp 267-357, “Peptide and Backbone Modifications,” Marcel Decker, NY).

Compositions and methods of the invention may be contacted or provided in vitro, ex vivo or in vivo. The term “contact” and grammatical variations thereof means conditions allowing a physical interaction (direct or indirect) between two or more entitites (e.g., an analyte and nucleic acid or expression product). In one example, contact means interaction (e.g., binding) of an analyte (e.g., polynucleotide, probe, primer, antibody or fragment, etc.) and a biological sample, such as CD4+ T cells, CD8+ T cells, or a cellular or other material derived from a biological sample, such as nucleic acid, protein, etc.

For methods of the invention for detection, measurement or analysis of expression, contact as used herein includes in solution, in solid phase, in situ, in vitro, ex vivo, in a cell, such as a sample that includes CD4+ cells or CD8+ T cells in vivo, in vitro, in primary cell isolates, passaged cells, cultured cells, or cells ex vivo. Thus, methods of the invention include contact under conditions allowing the analyte to bind to another entity indicative of positive and/or negative predictor gene expression amounts or levels.

An analyte (i.e., the nucleic acid, protein, antibody or fragment thereof) can be either in a free state, in solution or in solid phase, such as immobilized on a substrate or a support (e.g., solid). Examples of substrates and supports include a multiwall plate, a bead or sphere, a tube or vial, a microarray or any other suitable substrate or support. Immobilization can be by passive adsorption (non-covalent binding) or covalent binding between the substrate or support and the analyte, or indirectly by attaching the analyte to a reagent which reagent is then attached to the substrate or support (e.g., a ligand-receptor system, for example, where a molecule is grafted onto the analyte and the corresponding receptor immobilized on the substrate or support, as exemplified by the biotin-streptavidin system).

The term “bind,” or “binding,” means a physical interaction at the molecular level (directly or indirectly). Typically, binding is that which is specific or selective for a target, i.e., is statistically significantly higher than the background or control binding for the assay. The term “specifically binds” refers to the ability to preferentially or selectively bind to a target, for example, an analyte such as a polynucleotide, primer, probe, or antibody that binds to (or hybridizes with) a nucleic acid or gene expression product. Specific and selective binding can be distinguished from non-specific binding using assays known in the art (e.g., for nucleic acid detection, polymerase chain reaction, DNA transcription, northern and southern blotting, etc., and or protein detection, immunoprecipitation, ELISA, flow cytometry, and Western blotting). For example, when performing an immunoassay, controls typically include a reaction well/tube that contains an antibody or antigen binding fragment alone (i.e., in the absence of protein sample), wherein an amount of reactivity (e.g., non-specific binding to the well) by the antibody or antigen binding fragment thereof in the absence of protein sample is considered to be background.

The invention further provides databases and organizational constructs. A “database” or “organizational construct” refers to a collection of information. A database or organizational construct typically includes a gene expression profile of one or more actual and/or candidate HCT donors, or a score or other indicia that indicates the risk or probability of HCT from an actual and/or a candidate donor to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. In one embodiment, a database or organizational construct includes a gene expression profile of a plurality of positive and/or negative predictor genes of an actual or a candidate HCT donor, or a score that indicates the risk or probability of HCT from an actual or a candidate donor to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. In another embodiment, a database or organizational construct includes a gene expression profile of a plurality of positive and/or negative predictor genes of a plurality of an actual or a candidate donor HCT, or a score that indicates the risk or probability of HCT from a plurality of actual or candidate donors to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.

The risk of HCT of a given actual or candidate donor inducing GVHD can be used to anticipate whether, and to what extent (e.g., severity) that GVHD is induced in a HCT recipient. For example, if there are limited compatible HCT donors available for a given HCT recipient, a donor HCT that has some risk of inducing GVHD can be selected for the HCT recipient. Given that GVHD may be anticipated after transplant into the recipient, the recipient can be treated with an effective amount of an anti-rejection agent either prior to or following introduction of HCT into the recipient. Depending on the risk of inducing GVHD, the recipient may be a treated more or less aggressively based upon the anticipated risk, or it may be determined that the recipient can be treated according to a standard protocol. An HCT recipient so treated, can have complications associated with transplantation such as GVHD reduced or prevented. Accordingly, the invention provides methods in which risk of GVHD is anticipated in a HCT recipient, and such recipients can be treated with an anti-GVHD rejection-amelioration therapy, either prior to or following introduction of HCT into the recipient.

The invention provides kits, which kits include, for example, analytes, nucleic acid sequences, primers, probes, antibodies and arrays packaged into a suitable packaging material. Kit components can be used to detect, measure or analyze expression of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes (e.g., in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3), for example, a probe, primer pair or antibody that specifically binds to a positive or negative predictor gene (e.g., nucleic acid or expression product) of interest (e.g., a gene whose expression level correlates with risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD). Accordingly, in one embodiment, a kit includes an analyte, nucleic acid sequence, primer, probe, antibody or an array that allows detection, measurement or analysis of expression of one or more positive and/or negative GVHD predictor gene(s) set forth, for example, in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3, or an expression product encoded by any of such sequences.

The term “packaging material” refers to a physical structure housing one or more components of the kit. The packaging material can maintain the components sterilely, and can be made of material commonly used for such purposes (e.g., paper, corrugated fiber, glass, plastic, foil, ampules, vials, tubes, etc.). A kit can contain a plurality of components, e.g., two or more analytes alone or in combination.

A kit optionally includes a label or insert including a description of the components (type, amounts, doses, etc.), instructions for use in solid phase, in solution, in vitro, in situ, or in vivo, and any other components therein. Labels or inserts can include instructions for practicing any of the methods described herein. For example, instructions for measuring and/or analyzing gene expression to determine or predict risk of an actual or candidate donor HCT to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient. The instructions can additionally indicate that a gene expression level greater than a predefined reference expression value (e.g., relative to a standard or a control), indicates a higher or lower risk of donor HCT inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.

Labels or inserts can include information identifying manufacturer, lot numbers, manufacturer location and date, expiration dates. Labels or inserts include “printed matter,” e.g., paper or cardboard, or separate or affixed to a component, a kit or packing material (e.g., a box), or attached to an ampule, tube or vial containing a kit component. Labels or inserts can additionally include a computer readable medium, such as a bar-coded printed label, a disk, optical disk such as CD- or DVD-ROM/RAM, DVD, MP3, magnetic tape, or an electrical storage media such as RAM and ROM or hybrids of these such as magnetic/optical storage media, FLASH media or memory type cards.

Invention kits can additionally include a buffering agent, or a preservative or a stabilizing agent in a formulation containing an analyte (e.g., a nucleic acid sequence, primer, probe or antibody that allows detection, measurement or analysis of expression of a positive or negative GVHD predictor gene as set forth, for example, in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3, or an expression product encoded by any such sequences). Each component of the kit can be enclosed within an individual container and all of the various containers can be within a single package.

Kits of the invention can include nucleic acid(s) (e.g., oligonucleotides, primers, or probes) with 100% identity or 100% complementary to all or a portion of any gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), as well as nucleic acid(s) (e.g., oligonucleotides, primers, or probes) having less than 100% identity or less than 100% complementary to all or a portion of a gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3 (e.g., 60%, 70%, 80%, 85%, 90%, or 95% identity or complementary to all or a portion of any gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64)). Kits therefore include sense and/or anti-sense nucleic acid sequences that hybridize to all or a portion of positive or negative GVHD predictor gene sequences (or a polymorphism thereof) set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64), or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of gene sequences set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64). Such nucleic acid can be identical or complementary to all or a portion of a nucleic acid sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), and 18 (SG64).

In one embodiment, a kit includes two or more primer pairs (e.g., 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, etc., or more, e.g., 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, etc., or more), each primer pair oppositely oriented to each other, and the primer pairs hybridize to RNA or cDNA produced from one of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or to all or a portion of positive or negative GVHD predictor gene sequences (or a polymorphism thereof) set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64) or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of gene sequences set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64)

Kits of the invention can include other analytes. In one embodiment, a kit includes a probe that hybridizes to a nucleic acid sequence amplified by one of the primer pairs that hybridizes to all or a portion of positive or negative GVHD predictor gene sequences (or a polymorphism thereof) set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of gene sequences set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), for example, RNA or cDNA of one or more of the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes (or a polymorphism thereof) listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). In particular aspects, a plurality of probes (e.g., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, etc., or more, e.g., 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, etc., or more) that hybridize to all or a portion of positive or negative GVHD predictor gene sequences (or a polymorphism thereof) set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of such gene sequences, for example, RNA or cDNA of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64).

Kits of the invention that include analytes need not have all or a portion of the analytes attached or affixed to a support or substrate. In one embodiment, a kit that includes primer pairs or probes, the primer pairs and/or probes are not attached or affixed to a support or substrate.

Kits of the invention can further include other reagents useful in assessing levels of expression of a nucleic acid (e.g., buffers and other reagents for performing PCR reactions, or for detecting binding of a probe to a nucleic acid). For example, a kit can also include additional useful materials and substances, such as a standard (e.g., a sample containing a known quantity of a nucleic acid to which expression results can be compared). Kits can additionally include a computer readable media (comprising, for example, a data analysis program, a reference gene expression profile, etc.), control samples, and other reagents for obtaining and/or processing sample and analysis, and analyzing gene expression data so obtained.

The invention provides arrays, which arrays include, for example, one or more analytes, nucleic acid sequences, polynucleotides, oligonucleotides, primers, probes or antibodies affixed to or contained in a support or substrate (e.g., such as a multi-well format, or a multi-well plate or dish). An “array” or “microarray,” which can also be referred to as a “bio-chip,” refers to an arrangement of binding (e.g., hybridizable) analytes, such as polynucleotides, oligonucleotides, primers, probes or antibodies, on a substrate. Such arrays are suitable for quantifying variations in gene expression levels, and are therefore useful for the methods described herein, for example, detecting, measuring or analyzing expression of one or more positive and/or negative predictor genes.

Typically, in an array an analyte (e.g, nucleic acid sequence, oligonucleotide, probe or antibody) that is a portion of a known gene (single strand, sense or anti-sense, e.g., of a positive or negative predictor gene) or that binds to a gene expression product (e.g., of a positive or negative predictor gene), occupies a defined or known address or location on a substrate or support. Accordingly, analytes, such as nucleic acid sequences, polynucleotides, oligonucleotides, primers, probes or antibodies can have a defined or known location, position or address on the support or substrate.

Analytes are typically arranged within two or more dimensions of the array. An array can assume different shapes. For example, the array can be regular (such as arranged in uniform rows and columns) or irregular. Thus, in ordered arrays the position/location of each sample is assigned to the sample at the time when it is applied to the array, and a key can correlate each position/location with the appropriate target. An ordered array can be arranged in a symmetrical grid pattern, but samples could be arranged in other patterns (such as in radially distributed lines, spiral lines, or ordered clusters). Arrays usually are computer readable, in that a computer can be programmed to correlate a particular address on the array with sample identity at that position (such as hybridization or binding data, including for instance signal intensity). In non-limiting examples of computer readable formats, the individual samples in the array are arranged regularly, for instance in a Cartesian grid pattern, which can be correlated to address information by a computer.

An array “format” includes any format in which an analyte can be affixed to or contained in the support or substrate, such as microtiter or multi-well plates or dishes, test tubes, inorganic sheets, dipsticks, etc. The particular format is unimportant. All that is necessary is that an analyte can be affixed to or contained in the support or substrate without affecting the functional behavior of the analyte absorbed thereon.

The support or substrate can be an inert material such as glass or plastic. One such material is an organic polymer such as polypropylene, which is chemically inert and hydrophobic, and has good chemical resistance to a variety of organic acids, organic agents, bases, salts, oxidizing agents, and mineral acids. Additional non-limiting examples include polyethylene, polybutylene, polyisobutylene, polybutadiene, polyisoprene, polyvinylpyrrolidine, polytetrafluroethylene, polyvinylidene difluoride, polyfluoroethylene-propylene, polyethylenevinyl alcohol, polymethylpentene, polycholorotrifluoroethylene, polysulfonones, hydroxylated biaxially oriented polypropylene, aminated biaxially oriented polypropylene, thiolated biaxially oriented polypropylene, etyleneacrylic acid, thylene methacrylic acid, nylons, and blends or copolymers thereof (e.g., blends of, alternating blocks of, or alternating components of, polypropylene, polyethylene, polybutylene, polyisobutylene, etc.).

In one embodiment, an array includes two or more primer pairs, wherein each primer pair is oppositely oriented to each other, and each of the primer pairs hybridize to all or a portion of any gene sequence (or a polymorphism thereof) in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of any gene sequence set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), and wherein each primer pair is affixed to or contained in a support or substrate. In particular aspects, one or more primers of a primer pair have 100% identity or 100% complementary to all or a portion of any gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or have less than 100% identity or less than 100% complementary to all or a portion of any gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64) (e.g., 60%, 70%, 80%, 85%, 90%, or 95% identity or complementary to all or a portion of any gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64)). In further particular aspects, the array further includes a probe (or a plurality of probes) that hybridizes to a nucleic acid sequence amplified by one of the primer pairs (e.g., all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a sequence complementary to all or a portion of any sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64).

In another embodiment, an array includes two or more probes, wherein each probe hybridizes to all or a portion of a gene sequence (or a polymorphism thereof) in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of gene sequences set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), and wherein each probe is affixed to or contained in a support or substrate. In particular aspects, one or more probes have 100% identity or is 100% complementary to all or a portion of a gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or has less than 100% identity or is less than 100% complementary to all or a portion of a gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64) (e.g., 60%, 70%, 80%, 85%, 90%, or 95% identity or complementary to all or a portion of a gene sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3).

The hybridizing probe and/or primer sequence and sequence of the positive and negative predictor genes described herein are provided in sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). Thus, knowing the sequence and identity of the genes set forth herein, nucleic acid and other analyte arrays can be fabricated either by de novo synthesis on a substrate or by spotting or transporting nucleic acid sequences onto specific locations of substrate. For example, nucleic acid purified and/or isolated from a biological material, such as a sample that includes CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells is hybridized with an array of such oligonucleotides or probes, and then the amount of target nucleic acid that hybridizes to each oligonucleotide or probe in the array can be determined. It is noted that all of the genes described herein have been previously sequenced, at least in part, such that oligonucleotides suitable for the detection, measurement and analysis of such genes can be produced.

In further embodiments, an array includes primers and/or probes that hybridize to 5, 10, 20, 30 or more of the positive or negative predictor genes (or a polymorphism thereof), or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of gene sequences (or a polymorphism thereof) set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64). In further embodiments, an array includes primers and/or probes all of which hybridize to all or a portion of a gene (or a polymorphism thereof) sequence in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a complementary sequence of all or a portion of gene sequences in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64).

In still further embodiments, an array includes a total number of primer pairs and/or probes less than 30,000, less than 20,000, less than 15,000, less than 10,000, less than 5,000, less than 2,500, less than 2,000, less than 1,500, less than 1,000, less than 500, less than 400, less than 300, less than 200, less than 100, less than 50, or less than 25 primer pairs and/or probes.

By way of illustrative example only, an array of nucleic acids, polynucleotides, oligonucleotides, primers or probes, immobilized on the microchip, are suitable for hybridization to a nucleic acid sample. Fluorescently labeled cDNA probes (e.g., generated through incorporation of fluorescent nucleotides by reverse transcription of RNA extracted from CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells) are contacted or applied to the array, and allowed to hybridize with specificity to each spot of nucleic acid on the array. After washing to remove non-specifically bound cDNA probes, the array is scanned by a detection method (e.g., by confocal laser microscopy or a CCD camera). Quantitation of hybridization of each array element allows for assessment of mRNA abundance. With dual color fluorescence, separately labeled cDNA probes generated from two sources of RNA are hybridized pairwise to the array. The relative abundance of the transcripts from the two sources corresponding to each specified gene is thus determined. Such methods have been shown to have the sensitivity required to detect rare transcripts, expressed at a few copies per cell, and to reproducibly detect at least approximately two-fold differences in the expression levels (Schena et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 93:106-149 (1996)).

Arrays can be prepared by a variety of approaches. In one example, oligonucleotide or protein sequences are synthesized separately and then attached to a solid support (see U.S. Pat. No. 6,013,789). In another example, sequences are synthesized directly onto the support to provide the desired array (see U.S. Pat. No. 5,554,501). Suitable methods for covalently coupling oligonucleotides and proteins to a solid support and for directly synthesizing the oligonucleotides or proteins onto the support are known (a summary of suitable methods can be found in Matson et al., Anal. Biochem. 217:306-10 (1994)). In one example, oligonucleotides are synthesized onto the support using conventional chemical techniques for preparing oligonucleotides on solid supports (WO 85/01051, WO 89/10977, and U.S. Pat. No. 5,554,501).

The invention provides databases and organizational constructs. Databases and or organizational constructs can be operatively linked to a processor, such as a processor that includes a data entry module or a query module.

In one embodiment, a database or organizational construct includes gene expression profiles of two or more positive and/or negative predictor genes (e.g., from a biological sample of CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells) or a polymorphism thereof listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), from a plurality of actual or candidate HCT donors, and in which the gene expression profile is associated with each of the actual or candidate HCT donors in the database or organizational construct. In another embodiment, a database or organizational construct includes scores assigned based upon the probability or risk of actual or candidate donor HCTs to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, each of which score is based upon a gene expression profile of two or more positive and/or negative predictor genes or a polymorphism thereof listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3, for each actual or candidate HCT donor, and in which each score is associated with each of the actual or candidate HCT donors in the database or organizational construct. In particular aspects, the database or organizational construct includes expression information for 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 or more, e.g., 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, etc., or more positive or negative predictor genes or a polymorphism thereof listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538, SEQ ID NOs:1-1546), 2, 2A (RNA143), 2B (RNA192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), for each actual or candidate HCT donor. In further particular aspects, the HCT from the actual or candidate donors at lower or higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient are identified.

TABLE 1 1538 Positive and Negative Predictor Genes of GVHD Outcome, a Housekeeping “HSK” gene, and Exemplary Probes RNA1538 RNA1546 Index Accession No. Basic Index (SEQ ID NO: 1-1546) ProbeID Accession No. (without decimal) Gene Name Symbol Synonyms 1 1196 6280672 NM_030938.2 NM_030938 transmembrane protein TMEM49 VMP1; 49 (TMEM49), mRNA. DKFZP566I133 2 12 4200575 NM_014232.1 NM_014232 vesicle-associated VAMP2 SYB2; VAMP-2; membrane protein 2 FLJ11460 (synaptobrevin 2) (VAMP2), mRNA. 3 461 830553 NM_017455.2 NM_017455 neuroplastin (NPTN), NPTN SDFR1; GP55; transcript variant alpha, DKFZp686L2477; mRNA. np65; np55; GP65; SDR1; MGC102805 4 1256 6580711 NM_001129.3 NM_001129 AE binding protein 1 AEBP1 FLJ33612; ACLP (AEBP1), mRNA. 5 1309 6960594 NM_145869.1 NM_145869 annexin A11 ANXA11 ANX11; CAP50 (ANXA11), transcript variant c, mRNA. 6 224 6480095 NM_030918.5 NM_030918 sorting nexin family SNX27 MGC126873; member 27 (SNX27), MGC20471; mRNA. MGC126871; MY014; KIAA0488 7 220 6400148 NM_080430.2 NM_080430 selenoprotein M SELM MGC40146; SEPM (SELM), mRNA 8 254 7610537 NM_002129.2 NM_002129 high-mobility group box HMGB2 HMG2 2 (HMGB2), mRNA. 9 1535 6960278 NM_178552.2 NM_178552 chromosome 22 open C22orf33 EAN57; MGC35206; reading frame 33 cE81G9.2 (C22orf33), mRNA. 10 1067 5560133 NM_152468.3 NM_152468 transmembrane TMC8 EVIN2; EVER2; EV2; channel-like 8 (TMC8), MGC40121; mRNA. MGC102701 11 508 1230017 NM_018367.4 NM_018367 phytoceramidase, PHCA FLJ11238; APHC alkaline (PHCA), mRNA. 12 754 2940075 NM_018571.5 NM_018571 amyotrophic lateral ALS2CR2 ILPIPA; ILPIP; PAPK; sclerosis 2 (juvenile) MGC102916; CALS- chromosome region, 21; PRO1038 candidate 2 (ALS2CR2), mRNA. 13 1197 6290021 NM_002811.3 NM_002811 proteasome (prosome, PSMD7 P40; S12; MOV34 macropain) 26S subunit, non-ATPase, 7 (PSMD7), mRNA. 14 406 540446 NM_012459.1 NM_012459 translocase of inner TIMM8B MGC102866; TIM8B; mitochondrial DDP2; MGC117373; membrane 8 homolog FLJ21744 B (yeast) (TIMM8B), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 15 658 2260296 NR_003654.1 NR_003654 SCAN domain SCAND2 — containing 2 (SCAND2) on chromosome 15. 16 172 4830113 NM_016619.1 NM_016619 placenta-specific 8 PLAC8 C15; onzin (PLAC8), mRNA. 17 1357 7380601 NM_024896.2 NM_024896 endoplasmic reticulum ERMP1 FXNA; KIAA1815; metallopeptidase 1 bA207C16.3 (ERMP1), mRNA. 18 757 2970397 NM_145288.1 NM_145288 zinc finger protein 342 ZNF342 ZNF296 (ZNF342), mRNA. 19 237 6960593 NM_004439.4 NM_004439 EPH receptor A5 EPHA5 EHK1; TYRO4; (EPHA5), transcript HEK7; CEK7 variant 1, mRNA. 20 1330 7150685 NM_012117.1 NM_012117 chromobox homolog 5 CBX5 HP1-ALPHA; HP1; (HP1 alpha homolog, HP1Hs-alpha Drosophila) (CBX5), mRNA. 21 570 1660072 NM_130787.2 NM_130787 adaptor-related protein AP2A1 CLAPA1; AP2- complex 2, alpha 1 ALPHA; ADTAA subunit (AP2A1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 22 207 6060196 NM_145912.5 NM_145912 NFAT activating protein NFAM1 FLJ40652; CNAIP; with ITAM motif 1 bK126B4.4 (NFAM1), mRNA. 23 14 5220196 NM_006565.2 NM_006565 CCCTC-binding factor CTCF — (zinc finger protein) (CTCF), mRNA. 24 1329 7150278 NM_000201.1 NM_000201 intercellular adhesion ICAM1 P3.58; BB2; CD54 molecule 1 (CD54), human rhinovirus receptor (ICAM1), mRNA. 25 271 2510253 NM_145306.2 NM_145306 chromosome 10 open C10orf35 — reading frame 35 (C10orf35), mRNA. 26 457 830324 NM_001459.2 NM_001459 fms-related tyrosine FLT3LG — kinase 3 ligand (FLT3LG), mRNA. 27 1042 5290008 NM_015112.2 NM_015112 microtubule associated MAST2 FLJ39200; RP4- serine/threonine kinase 533D7.1; KIAA0807; 2 (MAST2), mRNA. MAST205; MTSSK 28 231 6650451 NM_015057.3 NM_015057 MYC binding protein 2 MYCBP2 FLJ21597; PAM; (MYCBP2), mRNA. FLJ13826; FLJ10106; FLJ21646; DKFZp686M08244; KIAA0916 29 774 3140095 NM_177543.1 NM_177543 phosphatidic acid PPAP2C PAP-2c; PAP2-g; phosphatase type 2C LPP2 (PPAP2C), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 30 351 130241 NM_001007468.1 NM_001007468 SWI/SNF related, SMARCB1 Sfh1p; RDT; hSNFS; matrix associated, actin SNF5; Snr1; SNF5L1; dependent regulator of INI1; BAF47 chromatin, subfamily b, member 1 (SMARCB1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 31 181 5090288 NM_171999.2 NM_171999 sal-like 3 (Drosophila) SALL3 ZNF796 (SALL3), mRNA. 32 272 2810082 NM_016470.6 NM_016470 chromosome 20 open C20orf111 dJ1183I21.1; reading frame 111 HSPC207; Perit1 (C20orf111), mRNA. 33 1084 5690333 NM_003400.3 NM_003400 exportin 1 (CRM1 XPO1 DKFZp686B1823; homolog, yeast) CRM1 (XPO1), mRNA. 34 1316 7000735 NM_002882.2 NM_002882 RAN binding protein 1 RANBP1 MGC88701 (RANBP1), mRNA. 35 1369 7510687 NM_006662.2 NM_006662 Snf2-related CREBBP SRCAP EAF1; SWR1; activator protein DOMO1; KIAA0309; (SRCAP), mRNA. FLJ44499 36 1085 5690358 NM_014254.1 NM_014254 transmembrane protein TMEM5 HP10481 5 (TMEM5), mRNA. 37 1187 6270020 NM_145799.2 NM_145799 septin 6 (SEPT6), SEPT6 SEP2; RP5- transcript variant I, 876A24.2; mRNA. MGC16619; SEPT2; MGC20339; KIAA0128 38 59 1170332 NM_014911.3 NM_014911 AP2 associated kinase AAK1 DKFZp686K16132; 1 (AAK1), mRNA. MGC164568; FLJ45252; FLJ23712; FLJ25931; KIAA1048; FLJ42882; DKFZp686F03202; MGC164570; FLJ31060; MGC138170 39 736 2750184 NM_005184.2 NM_005184 calmodulin 3 CALM3 PHKD; PHKD3 (phosphorylase kinase, delta) (CALM3), mRNA. 40 1078 5570601 NM_020216.3 NM_020216 arginylaminopeptidase RNPEP DKFZP547H084 (aminopeptidase B) (RNPEP), mRNA. 41 374 360280 NM_017761.2 NM_017761 proline-rich nuclear PNRC2 MGC99541; receptor coactivator 2 FLJ20312 (PNRC2), mRNA. 42 1281 6760347 NM_178009.2 NM_178009 diacylglycerol kinase, DGKH DKFZp761I1510; eta (DGKH), transcript DGKeta variant 2, mRNA. 43 160 4230619 NM_012198.2 NM_012198 grancalcin, EF-hand GCA GCL calcium binding protein (GCA), mRNA. 44 459 830463 NM_002735.1 NM_002735 protein kinase, cAMP- PRKAR1B PRKAR1 dependent, regulatory, type I, beta (PRKAR1B), mRNA. 45 353 130364 NM_032947.3 NM_032947 MSTP150 (MST150), MST150 NID67; MGC126887; mRNA. MGC126889; MGC117221 46 52 1050408 NM_005678.3 NM_005678 SNRPN upstream SNURF — reading frame (SNURF), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 47 58 1170300 NM_005950.1 NM_005950 metallothionein 1G MT1G MT1; MT1K; (MT1G), mRNA. MGC12386 48 23 20056 NM_003295.1 NM_003295 tumor protein, TPT1 TCTP; p02; HRF; translationally- FLJ27337 controlled 1 (TPT1), mRNA. 49 850 3800309 NM_022170.1 NM_022170 eukaryotic translation EIF4H KIAA0038; WSCR1; initiation factor 4H WBSCR1 (EIF4H), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 50 1 380575 NM_000978.3 NM_000978 ribosomal protein L23 RPL23 MGC117346; rpL17; (RPL23), mRNA. MGC111167; MGC72008 51 2 940398 NM_006360.3 NM_006360 eukaryotic translation EIF3M FLJ29030; GA17; hfl- initiation factor 3, B5; eIF3m; PCID1; B5 subunit M (EIF3M), mRNA. 52 3 990315 NM_030752.2 NM_030752 t-complex 1 (TCP1), TCP1 TCP-1-alpha; CCT- transcript variant 1, alpha; CCT1; mRNA. D6S230E; CCTa 53 4 1240136 NM_199345.3 NM_199345 phosphatidylinositol 4- PI4KAP2 FLJ44912; kinase, catalytic, alpha MGC31920 polypeptide pseudogene 2 (PI4KAP2), mRNA. 54 5 1820482 NM_004548.1 NM_004548 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFB10 PDSW (ubiquinone) 1 beta subcomplex, 10, 22 kDa (NDUFB10), mRNA. 55 6 1850288 NM_014153.2 NM_014153 zinc finger CCCH-type ZC3H7A HSPC055; containing 7A ZC3HDC7; ZC3H7; (ZC3H7A), mRNA. FLJ20318; FLJ10027 56 7 2940022 NM_000712.3 NM_000712 biliverdin reductase A BLVRA BVRA; BLVR (BLVRA), mRNA. 57 8 3370164 NM_000701.6 NM_000701 ATPase, Na+/K+ ATP1A1 MGC3285; transporting, alpha 1 MGC51750 polypeptide (ATP1A1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 58 9 3440400 NM_020698.1 NM_020698 transmembrane and TMCC3 KIAA1145 coiled-coil domain family 3 (TMCC3), mRNA. 59 10 3450148 NM_170734.2 NM_170734 brain-derived BDNF MGC34632 neurotrophic factor (BDNF), transcript variant 6, mRNA. 60 11 3780450 NM_079837.2 NM_079837 BTG3 associated BANP DKFZp761H172; nuclear protein (BANP), FLJ10177; SMAR1; transcript variant 2, SMARBP1; FLJ20538 mRNA. 61 13 4640689 NM_001967.3 NM_001967 eukaryotic translation EIF4A2 DDX2B; BM-010; initiation factor 4A, EIF4A; EIF4F isoform 2 (EIF4A2), mRNA. 62 15 5870632 NM_004800.1 NM_004800 transmembrane 9 TM9SF2 P76; MGC117391; superfamily member 2 FLJ26287 (TM9SF2), mRNA. 63 16 6290392 NM_005839.3 NM_005839 serine/arginine SRRM1 SRM160; 160-KD; repetitive matrix 1 POP101; MGC39488 (SRRM1), mRNA. 64 17 6380008 NM_025209.2 NM_025209 enhancer of polycomb EPC1 Epl1; homolog 1 (Drosophila) DKFZp781P2312 (EPC1), mRNA. 65 18 6380427 NM_202468.1 NM_202468 GIPC PDZ domain GIPC1 IIP-1; TIP-2; containing family, GLUT1CBP; C19orf3; member 1 (GIPC1), RGS19IP1; Hs.6454; transcript variant 3, SYNECTIIN; mRNA. MGC15889; NIP; MGC3774; SEMCAP; GIPC 66 19 6580553 NM_005688.2 NM_005688 ATP-binding cassette, ABCC5 MOAT-C; pABC11; sub-family C ABC33; MRP5; (CFTR/MRP), member SMRP; EST277145; 5 (ABCC5), transcript DKFZp686C1782; variant 1, mRNA. MOATC 67 20 7210128 NM_024408.2 NM_024408 Notch homolog 2 NOTCH2 hN2; AGS2 (Drosophila) (NOTCH2), mRNA. 68 21 10504 NM_031950.2 NM_031950 fibroblast growth factor FGFBP2 KSP37 binding protein 2 (FGFBP2), mRNA. 69 22 20010 NM_001014438.1 NM_001014438 cysteinyl- CARS CARS1; CYSRS; tRNAsynthetase MGC: 11246 (CARS), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 70 24 60053 NM_000975.2 NM_000975 ribosomal protein L11 RPL11 GIG34 (RPL11), mRNA. 71 25 60397 NR_001449.1 NR_001449 tRNA lysine 1 (TRK1) TRK1 — on chromosome 17. 72 26 70008 NM_000433.2 NM_000433 neutrophil cytosolic NCF2 p67phox; NOXA2; factor 2 (65 kDa, chronic P67-PHOX granulomatous disease, autosomal 2) (NCF2), mRNA. 73 27 270544 NM_003297.1 NM_003297 nuclear receptor NR2C1 TR2-11; TR2 subfamily 2, group C, member 1 (NR2C1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 74 28 450195 NM_001788.4 NM_001788 septin 7 (SEPT7), SEPT7 Nbla02942; CDC10; transcript variant 1, SEPT7A; CDC3 mRNA. 75 29 450431 NM_199424.1 NM_199424 WW domain containing WWP2 WWp2-like; AIP2 E3 ubiquitin protein ligase 2 (WWP2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 76 30 450615 NM_005953.2 NM_005953 metallothionein 2A MT2A MT2 (MT2A), mRNA. 77 31 450762 NM_021642.2 NM_021642 Fc fragment of IgG, low FCGR2A FCGR2A1; CDw32; affinity IIa, receptor CD32A; CD32; FcGR; (CD32) (FCGR2A), FCG2; IGFR2; mRNA. FCGR2; MGC30032; MGC23887 78 32 460411 NM_006390.2 NM_006390 importin 8 (IPO8), IPO8 FLJ26580; RANBP8 mRNA. 79 33 460750 NM_024065.3 NM_024065 phosducin-like 3 PDCL3 VIAF1; HTPHLP; (PDCL3), mRNA. MGC3062 80 34 520133 NM_001005849.1 NM_001005849 SMT3 suppressor of SUMO2 SMT3H2; HSMT3; mif two 3 homolog 2 (S. cerevisiae) MGC117191; SMT3B (SUMO2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 81 35 520392 NM_023914.2 NM_023914 purinergic receptor P2RY13 P2Y13; FKSG77; P2Y, G-protein SP174; GPR94; coupled, 13 (P2RY13), GPCR1; GPR86 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 82 36 580255 NM_001624.2 NM_001624 absent in melanoma 1 AIM1 ST4 (AIM1), mRNA. 83 37 610014 NM_003541.2 NM_003541 histone cluster 1, H4k HIST1H4K dJ160A22.1; H4/d; (HIST1H4K), mRNA. H4FD; H4F2iii 84 38 610309 NM_207115.1 NM_207115 zinc finger protein 580 ZNF580 — (ZNF580), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 85 39 610670 NM_145805.1 NM_145805 ISL LIM homeobox 2 ISL2 FLJ10160 (ISL2), mRNA. 86 40 620047 NM_004331.2 NM_004331 BCL2/adenovirus E1B BNIP3L BNIP3a; NIX 19 kDa interacting protein 3-like (BNIP3L), mRNA. 87 41 630403 NM_005830.2 NM_005830 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPS31 MRP-S31; IMOGN38 protein S31 (MRPS31), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 88 42 630706 NM_144653.3 NM_144653 BTB (POZ) domain BTBD14A BTBD14; MGC23427 containing 14A (BTBD14A), mRNA. 89 43 670255 NM_001924.2 NM_001924 growth arrest and DNA- GADD45A GADD45; DDIT1 damage-inducible, alpha (GADD45A), mRNA. 90 44 780603 NR_002305.1 NR_002305 protein disulfide PDIA3P ERp60; GRP58P isomerase family A, member 3 pseudogene (PDIA3P) on chromosome 1. 91 45 830041 NM_001005193.1 NM_001005193 olfactory receptor, OR7G2 OST260; OR19-6 family 7, subfamily G, member 2 (OR7G2), mRNA. 92 46 830619 NM_004083.4 NM_004083 DNA-damage-inducible DDIT3 MGC4154; CEBPZ; transcript 3 (DDIT3), CHOP10; CHOP; mRNA. GADD153 93 47 870082 NM_012402.2 NM_012402 ADP-ribosylation factor ARFIP2 POR1 interacting protein 2 (arfaptin 2) (ARFIP2), mRNA. 94 48 990056 NM_020706.1 NM_020706 splicing factor, SFRS15 SCAF4; arginine/serine-rich 15 DKFZP434E098; (SFRS15), mRNA. FLJ23364; SRA4; KIAA1172 95 49 990273 NM_000998.4 NM_000998 ribosomal protein L37a RPL37A MGC74786 (RPL37A), mRNA. 96 50 990543 NM_004768.2 NM_004768 splicing factor, SFRS11 DKFZp686M13204; arginine/serine-rich 11 dJ677H15.2; p54 (SFRS11), mRNA. 97 51 1030431 NM_001995.2 NM_001995 acyl-CoA synthetase ACSL1 FACL2; LACS; long-chain family FACL1; ACS1; member 1 (ACSL1), LACS2; LACS1 mRNA. 98 53 1050762 NM_003844.2 NM_003844 tumor necrosis factor TNFRSF10A TRAILR1; MGC9365; receptor superfamily, APO2; DR4; CD261; member 10a TRAILR-1 (TNFRSF10A), mRNA. 99 54 1070373 NM_001012994.1 NM_001012994 sorting nexin family SNX30 FLJ35589; FLJ46877; member 30 (SNX30), FLJ45069; FLJ26481; mRNA. FLJ44686; FLJ34280 100 55 1070435 NM_201433.1 NM_201433 growth arrest-specific 7 GAS7 MGC1348; (GAS7), transcript MLL/GAS7; variant c, mRNA. KIAA0394 101 56 1070593 NM_007246.2 NM_007246 kelch-like 2, Mayven KLHL2 ABP-KELCH; MAV; (Drosophila) (KLHL2), MAYVEN mRNA. 102 57 1090474 NM_000073.1 NM_000073 CD3g molecule, CD3G MGC138597; CD3- gamma (CD3-TCR GAMMA; T3G complex) (CD3G), mRNA. 103 60 1230292 NM_080651.1 NM_080651 mediator complex MED30 TRAP25; MGC9890; subunit 30 (MED30), MED30; THRAP6 mRNA. 104 61 1240064 NM_012482.3 NM_012482 zinc finger protein 281 ZNF281 FLJ12859; ZNP-99; (ZNF281), mRNA. ZBP-99; FLJ14378 105 62 1240142 NM_017654.2 NM_017654 sterile alpha motif SAMD9 KIAA2004; C7orf5; domain containing 9 OEF1; FLJ20073; (SAMD9), mRNA. NFTC; OEF2 106 63 1240192 NM_001319.5 NM_001319 casein kinase 1, CSNK1G2 CK1g2 gamma 2 (CSNK1G2), mRNA. 107 64 1260136 NM_001080497.1 NM_001080497 multiple EGF-like- MEGF9 EGFL5 domains 9 (MEGF9), mRNA. 108 65 1340537 NM_001001655.1 NM_001001655 alkB, alkylation repair ALKBH2 ABH2; MGC90512; homolog 2 (E. coli) hABH2 (ALKBH2), mRNA. 109 66 1410068 NM_019884.2 NM_019884 glycogen synthase GSK3A DKFZp686D0638 kinase 3 alpha (GSK3A), mRNA. 110 67 1410168 NM_001421.2 NM_001421 E74-like factor 4 (ets ELF4 MEF; ELFR domain transcription factor) (ELF4), mRNA. 111 68 1410221 NM_005621.1 NM_005621 S100 calcium binding S100A12 CAAF1; CAGC; protein A12 (S100A12), ENRAGE; p6; CGRP; mRNA. MRP6 112 69 1410411 NM_182710.1 NM_182710 HIV-1 Tat interacting HTATIP ESA1; TIP60; TIP; protein, 60 kDa PLIP; HTATIP1; (HTATIP), transcript cPLA2 variant 1, mRNA. 113 70 1430347 NM_001076785.1 NM_001076785 solute carrier family 7 SLC7A6 DKFZp686K15246; (cationic amino acid KIAA0245; LAT3; transporter, y+ system), LAT-2; y+LAT-2 member 6 (SLC7A6), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 114 71 1440296 NM_005324.3 NM_005324 H3 histone, family 3B H3F3B H3F3A; H3.3B (H3.3B) (H3F3B), mRNA. 115 72 1440747 NM_003544.2 NM_003544 histone cluster 1, H4b HIST1H4B H4FI; H4/I (HIST1H4B), mRNA. 116 73 1470209 NM_019026.2 NM_019026 transmembrane and TMCO1 HP10122; TMCC4; coiled-coil domains 1 RP11-466F5.7; (TMCO1), mRNA. PCIA3; PNAS-136 117 74 1510538 NM_012307.2 NM_012307 erythrocyte membrane EPB41L3 DAL-1; KIAA0987; protein band 4.1-like 3 4.1B; FLJ37633; (EPB41L3), mRNA. DAL1 118 75 1570575 NM_014574.3 NM_014574 striatin, calmodulin STRN3 SG2NA binding protein 3 (STRN3), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 119 76 1660687 NM_001018089.1 NM_001018089 NMDA receptor NARG2 BRCC1 regulated 2 (NARG2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 120 77 1690189 NM_152453.2 NM_152453 transmembrane and TMCO5 MGC35118; coiled-coil domains 5 FLJ35807 (TMCO5), mRNA. 121 78 1740220 NM_004038.3 NM_004038 amylase, alpha 1A AMY1A AMY1; AMY1B (salivary) (AMY1A), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 122 79 1770609 NM_198486.2 NM_198486 ribosomal protein L7- RPL7L1 MGC62004; like 1 (RPL7L1), dJ475N16.4 mRNA. 123 80 1780273 XM_001127464.1 XM_001127464 PREDICTED: ALOX5 — arachidonate 5- lipoxygenase (ALOX5), mRNA. 124 81 1780647 NM_052853.3 NM_052853 aarF domain containing ADCK2 MGC20727; AARF kinase 2 (ADCK2), mRNA. 125 82 1820544 NM_182679.1 NM_182679 G patch domain GPATCH4 GPATC4 containing 4 (GPATCH4), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 126 83 1940041 NM_000631.3 NM_000631 neutrophil cytosolic NCF4 SH3PXD4; factor 4, 40 kDa (NCF4), P40PHOX; NCF; transcript variant 1, MGC3810 mRNA. 127 84 1940053 NM_001681.2 NM_001681 ATPase, Ca++ ATP2A2 DAR; ATP2B; transporting, cardiac MGC45367; DD; muscle, slow twitch 2 SERCA2 (ATP2A2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 128 85 1980594 NR_002203.1 NR_002203 ferritin, heavy FTHL8 — polypeptide-like 8 (FTHL8) on chromosome X. 129 86 1990278 NM_021642.2 NM_021642 Fc fragment of IgG, low FCGR2A FCGR2A1; CDw32; affinity IIa, receptor CD32A; CD32; FcGR; (CD32) (FCGR2A), FCG2; IGFR2; mRNA. FCGR2; MGC30032; MGC23887 130 87 2000010 NM_006231.2 NM_006231 polymerase (DNA POLE DKFZp434F222; directed), epsilon FLJ21434; POLE1 (POLE), mRNA. 131 88 2000048 NM_173683.3 NM_173683 XK, Kell blood group XKR6 C8orf7; XRG6; complex subunit-related C8orf21 family, member 6 (XKR6), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 132 89 2030243 NM_013393.1 NM_013393 FtsJ homolog 2 (E. coli) FTSJ2 FJH1; (FTSJ2), mRNA. DKFZp686J14194 133 90 2060291 NM_004099.4 NM_004099 stomatin (STOM), STOM EPB7; EPB72; BND7 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 134 91 2070288 NM_175617.3 NM_175617 metallothionein 1E MT1E MT1; MTD (MT1E), mRNA. 135 92 2100196 NM_005101.1 NM_005101 ISG15 ubiquitin-like ISG15 G1P2; UCRP; IFI15 modifier (ISG15), mRNA. 136 93 2100273 NM_001402.5 NM_001402 eukaryotic translation EEF1A1 EEF1A; FLJ25721; elongation factor 1 CCS-3; PTI1; CCS3; alpha 1 (EEF1A1), MGC102687; mRNA. MGC16224; EF-Tu; eEF1A-1; EEF-1; MGC131894; HNGC: 16303; GRAF- 1EF; LENG7; EF1A 137 94 2100292 NM_002893.2 NM_002893 retinoblastoma binding RBBP7 RbAp46; protein 7 (RBBP7), MGC138867; mRNA. MGC138868 138 95 2140753 NM_001034996.1 NM_001034996 ribosomal protein L14 RPL14 CAG-ISL-7; CTG- (RPL14), transcript B33; L14; variant 1, mRNA. MGC88594; RL14; hRL14 139 96 2230678 NM_001093.3 NM_001093 acetyl-Coenzyme A ACACB ACC2; ACCB; carboxylase beta HACC275 (ACACB), mRNA. 140 97 2320053 NM_024632.4 NM_024632 SAP30-like (SAP30L), SAP30L FLJ11526; NS4ATP2 mRNA. 141 98 2320139 NM_002954.3 NM_002954 ribosomal protein S27a RPS27A UBCEP1; UBA80; (RPS27A), mRNA. CEP80; HUBCEP80; UBCEP80 142 99 2320653 NM_018281.2 NM_018281 enoyl Coenzyme A ECHDC2 FLJ10948 hydratase domain containing 2 (ECHDC2), mRNA. 143 100 2340626 NM_016020.1 NM_016020 transcription factor B1, TFB1M CGI75; mtTFB; CGI- mitochondrial (TFB1M), 75 mRNA. 144 101 2350192 NM_018694.2 NM_018694 ADP-ribosylation-like ARL6IP4 MGC814; SRp25; factor 6 interacting SR-25 protein 4 (ARL6IP4), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 145 102 2350563 NM_005791.1 NM_005791 M-phase MPHOSPH10 MPP10P; MPP10 phosphoprotein 10 (U3 small nucleolarribonucleoprotein) (MPHOSPH10), mRNA. 146 103 2360528 NM_182776.1 NM_182776 minichromosome MCM7 MCM2; CDC47; P1.1- maintenance complex MCM3; P1CDC47; component 7 (MCM7), CDABP0042; transcript variant 2, P85MCM; PNAS-146 mRNA. 147 104 2450446 NM_015906.3 NM_015906 tripartite motif- TRIM33 FLJ32925; TIF1G; containing 33 RFG7; PTC7; TF1G; (TRIM33), transcript TIF1GAMMA; variant a, mRNA. TIFGAMMA 148 105 2480037 NM_178868.3 NM_178868 CKLF-like MARVEL CMTM8 CKLFSF8; CKLFSF8- transmembrane V2 domain containing 8 (CMTM8), mRNA. 149 106 2480328 NM_032361.1 NM_032361 THO complex 3 THOC3 TEX1; MGC5469 (THOC3), mRNA. 150 107 2480487 NM_005819.4 NM_005819 syntaxin 6 (STX6), STX6 — mRNA. 151 108 2490333 NM_207336.1 NM_207336 zinc finger protein 467 ZNF467 EZI; Zfp467 (ZNF467), mRNA. 152 109 2570100 NM_019112.3 NM_019112 ATP-binding cassette, ABCA7 ABCA-SSN; ABCX; sub-family A (ABC1), FLJ40025 member 7 (ABCA7), mRNA. 153 110 2570288 NM_015677.1 NM_015677 SH3 domain SH3YL1 FLJ39121; Ray; containing, Ysc84-like 1 DKFZP586F1318 (S. cerevisiae) (SH3YL1), mRNA. 154 111 2570328 NM_021643.1 NM_021643 tribbles homolog 2 TRIB2 TRB2; GS3955 (Drosophila) (TRIB2), mRNA. 155 112 2600204 NM_014016.2 NM_014016 SAC1 suppressor of SACM1L KIAA0851; SAC1; actin mutations 1-like DKFZp686A0231 (yeast) (SACM1L), mRNA. 156 113 2640541 NM_006364.2 NM_006364 Sec23 homolog A (S. cerevisiae) SEC23A CLSD; MGC26267 (SEC23A), mRNA. 157 114 2640707 XM_001130839.1 XM_001130839 PREDICTED: nuclear NR1D2 — receptor subfamily 1, group D, member 2 (NR1D2), mRNA. 158 115 2680082 NM_000971.3 NM_000971 ribosomal protein L7 RPL7 MGC117326; humL7-1 (RPL7), mRNA. 159 116 2690224 NM_030980.1 NM_030980 interferon stimulated ISG20L2 FLJ12671 exonuclease gene 20 kDa-like 2 (ISG20L2), mRNA. 160 117 2710196 NM_018428.2 NM_018428 UTP6, small subunit UTP6 HCA66; C17orf40 (SSU) processome component, homolog (yeast) (UTP6), mRNA. 161 118 2760537 NM_175621.2 NM_175621 metallothionein E MTE MT1I (MTE), mRNA. 162 119 2970079 NM_003274.3 NM_003274 transmembrane protein TMEM1 EHOC-1; 1 (TMEM1), transcript MGC126777; variant 1, mRNA. EHOC1; GT334 163 120 2970594 NM_138373.3 NM_138373 myeloid-associated MYADM SB135 differentiation marker (MYADM), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 164 121 3130600 NM_007048.4 NM_007048 butyrophilin, subfamily BTN3A1 BT3.1; CD277; 3, member A1 MGC141880; BTF5 (BTN3A1), mRNA. 165 122 3140041 NM_007237.3 NM_007237 SP140 nuclear body SP140 MGC126440; protein (SP140), LYSP100-B; transcript variant 1, LYSP100-A mRNA. 166 123 3170440 NM_022893.2 NM_022893 B-cell CLL/lymphoma BCL11A BCL11A-L; CTIP1; 11A (zinc finger protein) FLJ10173; EVI9; (BCL11A), transcript BCL11A-XL; variant 1, mRNA. BCL11A-S; FLJ34997; KIAA1809 167 124 3170451 NM_024815.3 NM_024815 nudix (nucleoside NUDT18 FLJ22494 diphosphate linked moiety X)-type motif 18 (NUDT18), mRNA. 168 125 3180273 NM_020315.4 NM_020315 pyridoxal (pyridoxine, PDXP CIN; FLJ32703; PLP; vitamin B6) dJ37E16.5 phosphatase (PDXP), mRNA. 169 126 3190133 NR_002205.1 NR_002205 ferritin, heavy FTHL12 — polypeptide-like 12 (FTHL12) on chromosome 9. 170 127 3310546 NM_001950.3 NM_001950 E2F transcription factor E2F4 E2F-4 4, p107/p130-binding (E2F4), mRNA. 171 128 3370474 NM_013368.2 NM_013368 SERTA domain SERTAD3 RBT1 containing 3 (SERTAD3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 172 129 3450278 NM_172232.1 NM_172232 ATP-binding cassette, ABCA5 FLJ16381; sub-family A (ABC1), DKFZp779N2435; member 5 (ABCA5), DKFZp451F117; transcript variant 2, EST90625; ABC13 mRNA. 173 130 3450463 NM_183376.1 NM_183376 arrestin domain ARRDC4 FLJ36045 containing 4 (ARRDC4), mRNA. 174 131 3450537 NM_032564.2 NM_032564 diacylglycerol O- DGAT2 HMFN1045; acyltransferase DKFZp686A15125 homolog 2 (mouse) (DGAT2), mRNA. 175 132 3520093 NM_021070.2 NM_021070 latent transforming LTBP3 FLJ44138; FLJ42533; growth factor beta FLJ39893; LTBP-3; binding protein 3 pp6425; FLJ33431; (LTBP3), mRNA. LTBP2; DKFZP586M2123 176 133 3520598 NM_019858.1 NM_019858 G protein-coupled GPR162 GRCA; A-2 receptor 162 (GPR162), transcript variant A-2, mRNA. 177 134 3610630 NM_016302.2 NM_016302 cereblon (CRBN), CRBN MGC27358; mRNA. DKFZp781K0715; MRT2A 178 135 3710735 NM_153819.1 NM_153819 RAS guanyl releasing RASGRP2 CDC25L; CALDAG- protein 2 (calcium and GEFI DAG-regulated) (RASGRP2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 179 136 3780544 NM_016047.3 NM_016047 splicing factor 3B, 14 kDa SF3B14 Ht006; SF3B14a; subunit (SF3B14), SAP14; CGI-110; mRNA. HSPC175; P14 180 137 3800576 NM_080914.1 NM_080914 asialoglycoprotein ASGR2 L-H2; CLEC4H2; receptor 2 (ASGR2), Hs.1259; ASGP-R transcript variant 3, mRNA. 181 138 3830273 NM_020202.2 NM_020202 nitrilase family, member NIT2 MGC111199 2 (NIT2), mRNA. 182 139 3830653 NM_006736.5 NM_006736 DnaJ (Hsp40) homolog, DNAJB2 HSPF3; HSJ1 subfamily B, member 2 (DNAJB2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 183 140 3850059 NM_005574.2 NM_005574 LIM domain only 2 LMO2 TTG2; RBTN2; (rhombotin-like 1) RBTNL1; RHOM2 (LMO2), mRNA. 184 141 3890689 NM_198053.1 NM_198053 CD247 molecule CD247 CD3Q; CD3H; TCRZ; (CD247), transcript CD3Z; CD3-ZETA variant 1, mRNA. 185 142 3930133 NM_199004.1 NM_199004 arrestin, beta 2 ARRB2 ARR2; ARB2; (ARRB2), transcript DKFZp686L0365 variant 2, mRNA. 186 143 3930392 NM_001097577.1 NM_001097577 angiogenin, ANG RNASE5; ribonuclease, RNase A MGC22466; family, 5 (ANG), RNASE4; MGC71966 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 187 144 3940138 NM_001009944.1 NM_001009944 polycystic kidney PKD1 PBP disease 1 (autosomal dominant) (PKD1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 188 145 3940358 NM_001003712.1 NM_001003712 oxysterol binding OSBPL8 MSTP120; ORP8; protein-like 8 MST120; (OSBPL8), transcript MGC126578; variant 2, mRNA. DKFZp686A11164; OSBP10; MGC133203 189 146 3990112 NM_001042445.1 NM_001042445 calpastatin (CAST), CAST MGC9402; BS-17 transcript variant 11, mRNA. 190 147 4010400 NM_002480.1 NM_002480 protein phosphatase 1, PPP1R12A MGC133042; MYPT1; regulatory (inhibitor) MBS subunit 12A (PPP1R12A), mRNA. 191 148 4040088 NM_152772.1 NM_152772 t-complex 11 (mouse)- TCP11L2 MGC40368 like 2 (TCP11L2), mRNA. 192 149 4120039 NR_002200.1 NR_002200 ferritin, heavy FTHL2 — polypeptide-like 2 (FTHL2) on chromosome 1. 193 150 4120341 NM_002208.4 NM_002208 integrin, alpha E ITGAE HUMINAE; CD103; (antigen CD103, MGC141996 human mucosal lymphocyte antigen 1; alpha polypeptide) (ITGAE), mRNA. 194 151 4150132 NM_017514.2 NM_017514 plexin A3 (PLXNA3), PLXNA3 XAP-6; mRNA. HSSEXGENE; PLEXIN-A3; PLXN4; SEX; PLXN3; 6.3 195 152 4200068 NM_016553.3 NM_016553 nucleoporin 62 kDa NUP62 FLJ43869; (NUP62), transcript DKFZp547L134; variant 2, mRNA. MGC841; p62; SNDI; IBSN; FLJ20822 196 153 4210465 NM_006889.3 NM_006889 CD86 molecule CD86 B7-2; B70; LAB72; (CD86), transcript MGC34413; variant 2, mRNA. CD28LG2 197 154 4220468 NM_001001787.1 NM_001001787 ATPase, Na+/K+ ATP1B1 MGC1798; ATP1B transporting, beta 1 polypeptide (ATP1B1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 198 155 4220632 XM_001133534.1 XM_001133534 PREDICTED: ATPase, ATP1B3 — Na+/K+ transporting, beta 3 polypeptide, transcript variant 2 (ATP1B3), mRNA. 199 156 4220672 NM_005949.2 NM_005949 metallothionein 1F MT1F MT1; MGC32732 (MT1F), mRNA. 200 157 4220731 NM_000917.2 NM_000917 procollagen-proline, 2- P4HA1 P4HA; 4-PH alpha-1 oxoglutarate 4- dioxygenase (proline 4- hydroxylase), alpha polypeptide I (P4HA1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 201 158 4230093 NM_001171.3 NM_001171 ATP-binding cassette, ABCC6 MOATE; EST349056; sub-family C ARA; PXE1; ABC34; (CFTR/MRP), member PXE; MLP1; MRP6 6 (ABCC6), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 202 159 4230097 NM_002128.4 NM_002128 high-mobility group box HMGB1 DKFZp686A04236; 1 (HMGB1), mRNA. HMG3; SBP-1; HMG1 203 161 4250768 NM_004645.2 NM_004645 coilin (COIL), mRNA. COIL p80-coilin; CLN80 204 162 4260221 NM_145911.1 NM_145911 zinc finger protein 23 ZNF23 KOX16; Zfp612; (KOX 16) (ZNF23), ZNF359; ZNF612 mRNA. 205 163 4280162 NM_024041.2 NM_024041 sodium channel SCNM1 MGC3180 modifier 1 (SCNM1), mRNA. 206 164 4390301 NM_016113.3 NM_016113 transient receptor TRPV2 VRL; VRL-1; potential cation MGC12549; VRL1 channel, subfamily V, member 2 (TRPV2), mRNA. 207 165 4490242 NM_006256.2 NM_006256 protein kinase N2 PKN2 PRO2042; PAK2; (PKN2), mRNA. Pak-2; PRKCL2; MGC150606; MGC71074; PRK2 208 166 4640220 NM_145113.1 NM_145113 MYC associated factor MAX MGC34679; X (MAX), transcript MGC36767; variant 3, mRNA. MGC11225; MGC10775; orf1; MGC18164 209 167 4670601 NM_022804.2 NM_022804 SNRPN upstream SNURF — reading frame (SNURF), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 210 168 4730148 NM_004986.2 NM_004986 kinectin 1 (kinesin KTN1 KIAA0004; receptor) (KTN1), MGC133337; MU- transcript variant 4, RMS-40.19; CG1; mRNA. KNT 211 169 4730181 NR_002205.1 NR_002205 ferritin, heavy FTHL12 — polypeptide-like 12 (FTHL12) on chromosome 9. 212 170 4760474 NM_006000.1 NM_006000 tubulin, alpha 4a TUBA4A TUBA1; H2-ALPHA; (TUBA4A), mRNA. FLJ30169 213 171 4780678 NM_001079.3 NM_001079 zeta-chain (TCR) ZAP70 FLJ17670; ZAP-70; associated protein TZK; STD; FLJ17679; kinase 70 kDa (ZAP70), SRK transcript variant 1, mRNA. 214 173 4850091 NM_006331.5 NM_006331 EMG1 nucleolar protein EMG1 Grcc2f; C2F; NEP1 homolog (S. cerevisiae) (EMG1), mRNA. 215 174 4850327 NM_016205.1 NM_016205 platelet derived growth PDGFC SCDGF factor C (PDGFC), mRNA. 216 175 4860209 NM_173468.2 NM_173468 MOB1, Mps One MOBKL1A MOB4A; MGC33910; Binder kinase activator- MATS2; Mob1B like 1A (yeast) (MOBKL1A), mRNA. 217 176 4880215 NM_001514.3 NM_001514 general transcription GTF2B TFIIB; TF2B factor IIB (GTF2B), mRNA. 218 177 4890722 NM_006139.1 NM_006139 CD28 molecule CD28 Tp44; MGC138290 (CD28), mRNA. 219 178 4920347 NM_016442.3 NM_016442 endoplasmic reticulum ERAP1 APPILS; ALAP; aminopeptidase 1 PILSAP; ERAP1; (ERAP1), transcript ERAAP; ARTS-1; variant 1, mRNA. ERAAP1; KIAA0525; A-LAP; PILS-AP; ARTS1 220 179 5050156 NM_004050.2 NM_004050 BCL2-like 2 (BCL2L2), BCL2L2 KIAA0271; BCLW; mRNA. BCL-W 221 180 5080246 NM_003522.3 NM_003522 histone cluster 1, H2bf HIST1H2BF H2B/g; H2BFG (HIST1H2BF), mRNA. 222 182 5090307 NM_153362.1 NM_153362 protease, serine, 35 PRSS35 dJ223E3.1; (PRSS35), mRNA. MGC46520; C6orf158 223 183 5090397 NM_206909.2 NM_206909 pleckstrin and Sec7 PSD3 DKFZp761K1423; domain containing 3 EFA6R; HCA67 (PSD3), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 224 184 5090450 NM_004818.2 NM_004818 DEAD (Asp-Glu-Ala- DDX23 U5-100K; prp28; Asp) box polypeptide PRPF28; MGC8416 23 (DDX23), mRNA. 225 185 5130750 NM_002729.4 NM_002729 hematopoietically HHEX HEX; PRH; PRHX; expressed homeobox HOX11L-PEN; HMPH (HHEX), mRNA. 226 186 5270291 NM_017811.3 NM_017811 ubiquitin-conjugating UBE2R2 UBC3B; FLJ20419; enzyme E2R 2 MGC10481; CDC34B (UBE2R2), mRNA. 227 187 5290369 NM_032582.3 NM_032582 ubiquitin specific USP32 USP10; NY-REN-60 peptidase 32 (USP32), mRNA. 228 188 5290482 NM_031943.1 NM_031943 IFP38 (IFP38), mRNA. IFP38 — 229 189 5360500 NM_152246.1 NM_152246 carnitinepalmitoyltransferase CPT1B CPT1-M; KIAA1670; 1B (muscle) M-CPT1 (CPT1B), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 3, mRNA. 230 190 5390433 NM_030621.2 NM_030621 Dicer1, Dcr-1 homolog DICER1 Dicer; HERNA; (Drosophila) (DICER1), KIAA0928 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 231 191 5420575 NM_001013251.1 NM_001013251 solute carrier family 3 SLC3A2 4F2HC; CD98; 4F2; (activators of dibasic CD98HC; 4T2HC; and neutral amino acid MDU1; NACAE transport), member 2 (SLC3A2), transcript variant 6, mRNA. 232 192 5490753 NM_005467.2 NM_005467 N-acetylated alpha- NAALAD2 MGC26353; linked acidic MGC116996; dipeptidase 2 NAALADASE2; (NAALAD2), mRNA. NAADALASE2 233 193 5550369 NM_001125.2 NM_001125 ADP-ribosylarginine ADPRH ARH1 hydrolase (ADPRH), mRNA. 234 194 5670398 NM_025191.2 NM_025191 ER degradation EDEM3 C1orf22 enhancer, mannosidase alpha-like 3 (EDEM3), mRNA. 235 195 5670682 XM_943640.2 XM_943640 PREDICTED: FLJ32255 — hypothetical protein LOC643977, transcript variant 2 (FLJ32255), mRNA. 236 196 5810398 NM_001080547.1 NM_001080547 spleen focus forming SPI1 SPI-A; OF; SFPI1; virus (SFFV) PU.1; SPI-1 proviralintegration oncogene spi1 (SPI1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 237 197 5820068 NM_032025.3 NM_032025 eukaryotic translation EIF2A MSTP089; MSTP004; initiation factor 2A, EIF-2A; CDA02; 65 kDa (EIF2A), mRNA. MST089 238 198 5820528 NM_001077446.1 NM_001077446 tRNA splicing TSEN34 LENG5; SEN34; endonuclease 34 SEN34L homolog (S. cerevisiae) (TSEN34), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 239 199 5860064 NM_138782.1 NM_138782 FCH domain only 2 FCHO2 — (FCHO2), mRNA. 240 200 5870131 NM_000492.3 NM_000492 cystic fibrosis CFTR ABCC7; MRP7; TNR- transmembrane CFTR; CFTR/MRP; conductance regulator dJ760C5.1; CF; (ATP-binding cassette ABC35 sub-family C, member 7) (CFTR), mRNA. 241 201 5890538 NM_018708.2 NM_018708 fem-1 homolog a (C. elegans) FEM1A DKFZp762M136; (FEM1A), EPRAP mRNA. 242 202 5900112 NM_052857.2 NM_052857 coiled-coil domain CCDC16 MGC20398 containing 16 (CCDC16), mRNA. 243 203 5910113 NM_004385.2 NM_004385 versican (VCAN), VCAN DKFZp686K06110; mRNA. WGN; VERSICAN; PG-M; WGN1; ERVR; CSPG2 244 204 6020327 NM_024901.3 NM_024901 DENN/MADD domain DENND2D FLJ22457; RP5- containing 2D 1180E21.2 (DENND2D), mRNA. 245 205 6020653 NM_014962.2 NM_014962 BTB (POZ) domain BTBD3 dJ742J24.1; containing 3 (BTBD3), MGC130038; transcript variant 1, KIAA0952; mRNA. MGC130039 246 206 6040487 NM_006265.1 NM_006265 RAD21 homolog (S. pombe) RAD21 KIAA0078; hHR21; (RAD21), NXP1; FLJ40596; mRNA. HRAD21; FLJ25655; SCC1; HR21; MCD1 247 208 6110392 NM_002076.2 NM_002076 glucosamine (N-acetyl)- GNS G6S; MGC21274 6-sulfatase (Sanfilippo disease IIID) (GNS), mRNA. 248 209 6180070 NR_002204.1 NR_002204 ferritin, heavy FTHL11 — polypeptide-like 11 (FTHL11) on chromosome 8. 249 210 6180154 NM_145255.2 NM_145255 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPL10 MGC17973; MRP- protein L10 (MRPL10), L10; L10MT; RPML8; nuclear gene encoding MRPL8; MRP-L8 mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 250 211 6180537 NM_002139.2 NM_002139 RNA binding motif RBMX RBMXRT; HNRPG; protein, X-linked hnRNP-G; RNMX; (RBMX), mRNA. RBMXP1 251 212 6200402 NM_005946.2 NM_005946 metallothionein 1A MT1A MTC; MT1; (MT1A), mRNA. MGC32848; MT1S 252 213 6200669 NM_138720.1 NM_138720 histone cluster 1, H2bd HIST1H2BD H2B.1B; HIRIP2; (HIST1H2BD), MGC90432; transcript variant 2, dJ221C16.6; H2B/b; mRNA. H2BFB 253 214 6290402 NM_198723.1 NM_198723 transcription elongation TCEA2 TFIIS factor A (SII), 2 (TCEA2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 254 215 6370025 NM_013333.2 NM_013333 epsin 1 (EPN1), mRNA. EPN1 — 255 216 6370241 NM_014155.3 NM_014155 zinc finger and BTB ZBTB44 MGC57431; domain containing 44 MGC60348; BTBD15; (ZBTB44), mRNA. MGC88058; HSPC063; MGC26123 256 217 6380347 NM_001469.3 NM_001469 X-ray repair XRCC6 TLAA; G22P1; complementing CTCBF; ML8; CTC75; defective repair in KU70 Chinese hamster cells 6 (Ku autoantigen, 70 kDa) (XRCC6), mRNA. 257 218 6380524 NM_003432.1 NM_003432 zinc finger protein 131 ZNF131 pHZ-10 (ZNF131), mRNA. 258 219 6380639 NM_213725.1 NM_213725 ribosomal protein, RPLP1 P1; FLJ27448; RPP1; large, P1 (RPLP1), MGC5215 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 259 221 6400332 NM_014184.2 NM_014184 cornichon homolog 4 CNIH4 HSPC163 (Drosophila) (CNIH4), mRNA. 260 222 6400603 NM_024070.3 NM_024070 poliovirus receptor PVRIG MGC138297; related immunoglobulin MGC2463; domain containing MGC138295; (PVRIG), mRNA. MGC104322; C7orf15 261 223 6420730 NM_001024921.2 NM_001024921 ribosomal protein L9 RPL9 FLJ27456; (RPL9), transcript MGC15545; variant 2, mRNA. DKFZp313J1510; NPC-A-16 262 225 6550315 NM_020424.2 NM_020424 LYR motif containing 1 LYRM1 A211C6.1 (LYRM1), mRNA. 263 226 6560121 NM_002647.2 NM_002647 phosphoinositide-3- PIK3C3 MGC61518; Vps34 kinase, class 3 (PIK3C3), mRNA. 264 227 6560164 NM_001006.3 NM_001006 ribosomal protein S3A RPS3A FTE1; MGC23240; (RPS3A), mRNA. MFTL 265 228 6580121 NM_021242.3 NM_021242 MID1 interacting protein MID1IP1 THRSPL; MIG12; 1 (gastrulation specific STRAIT11499; G12 homolog FLJ10386; G12-like (zebrafish)) (MID1IP1), mRNA. 266 229 6620528 NM_005952.2 NM_005952 metallothionein 1X MT1X MT1; MT-1I (MT1X), mRNA. 267 230 6620544 NM_016360.2 NM_016360 coiled-coil domain CCDC44 — containing 44 (CCDC44), mRNA. 268 232 6660162 NM_052972.2 NM_052972 leucine-rich alpha-2- LRG1 HMFT1766; LRG glycoprotein 1 (LRG1), mRNA. 269 233 6760192 NM_007236.3 NM_007236 calcium binding protein CHP SLC9A1BP P22 (CHP), mRNA. 270 234 6770634 NM_005154.2 NM_005154 ubiquitin specific USP8 KIAA0055; FLJ34456; peptidase 8 (USP8), MGC129718; UBPY; mRNA. HumORF8 271 235 6840020 NM_006573.3 NM_006573 tumor necrosis factor TNFSF13B TNFSF20; CD257; (ligand) superfamily, TALL1; delta BAFF; member 13b BAFF; ZTNF4; TALL- (TNFSF13B), mRNA. 1; THANK; BLYS 272 236 6900528 NM_001033568.1 NM_001033568 ras homolog gene RHOT1 ARHT1; MIRO-1; family, member T1 FLJ12633; FLJ11040 (RHOT1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 273 238 6960735 NM_006004.1 NM_006004 ubiquinol-cytochrome c UQCRH — reductase hinge protein (UQCRH), mRNA. 274 239 6980092 NM_024297.2 NM_024297 PHD finger protein 23 PHF23 hJUNE-1b; (PHF23), mRNA. MGC2941; FLJ16355; FLJ22884 275 240 7000369 NM_000591.2 NM_000591 CD14 molecule CD14 — (CD14), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 276 241 7000465 NM_153615.1 NM_153615 ral guanine nucleotide RGL4 Rgr, MGC119678; dissociation stimulator- MGC119680 like 4 (RGL4), mRNA. 277 242 7050670 NM_014649.2 NM_014649 scaffold attachment SAFB2 KIAA0138 factor B2 (SAFB2), mRNA. 278 243 7210035 NR_003041.1 NR_003041 small nucleolar RNA, SNORD13 U13 C/D box 13 (SNORD13) on chromosome 8. 279 244 7210154 NM_001165.3 NM_001165 baculoviral IAP repeat- BIRC3 RNF49; MALT2; containing 3 (BIRC3), MIHC; HAIP1; API2; transcript variant 1, HIAP1; AIP1; CIAP2 mRNA. 280 245 7210326 NM_004159.4 NM_004159 proteasome (prosome, PSMB8 D6S216; LMP7; macropain) subunit, RING10; MGC1491; beta type, 8 (large D6S216E multifunctional peptidase 7) (PSMB8), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 281 246 7210450 NM_006769.2 NM_006769 LIM domain only 4 LMO4 — (LMO4), mRNA. 282 247 7320041 NM_015892.2 NM_015892 B cell RAG associated GALNAC4S- DKFZp781H1369; protein (GALNAC4S- 6ST KIAA0598; BRAG; 6ST), mRNA. RP11-47G11.1; MGC34346 283 248 7320551 NM_002350.1 NM_002350 v-yes-1 Yamaguchi LYN FLJ26625; JTK8 sarcoma viral related oncogene homolog (LYN), mRNA. 284 249 7380255 NM_022481.5 NM_022481 centaurin, delta 3 CENTD3 FLJ21065; ARAP3; (CENTD3), mRNA. DRAG1 285 250 7400653 NM_004567.2 NM_004567 6-phosphofructo-2- PFKFB4 — kinase/fructose-2,6- biphosphatase 4 (PFKFB4), mRNA. 286 251 7400673 NM_001039457.1 NM_001039457 ATPase, H+ ATP6V0B HATPL; ATP6F; transporting, lysosomal VMA16 21 kDa, V0 subunit b (ATP6V0B), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 287 252 7550364 NM_001077628.1 NM_001077628 anterior pharynx APH1A APH-1A; CGI-78; defective 1 homolog A 6530402N02Rik (C. elegans) (APH1A), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 288 253 7610187 NM_182810.1 NM_182810 activating transcription ATF4 TXREB; TAXREB67; factor 4 (tax-responsive CREB2; CREB-2 enhancer element B67) (ATF4), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 289 255 7650209 NM_001003943.1 NM_001003943 Bcl2 modifying factor BMF FLJ00065 (BMF), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 290 256 510132 XM_941861.1 XM_941861 PREDICTED: similar to LOC650029 — RNA-binding protein 4 (RNA-binding motif protein 4) (Lark homolog) (Hlark) (RNA- binding motif protein 4a), transcript variant 1 (LOC650029), mRNA. 291 257 610280 NM_025029.2 NM_025029 family with sequence FAM128B FLJ14346; similarity 128, member MGC87017 B (FAM128B), mRNA. 292 258 650129 BX093310 BX093310 BX093310 — — NCI_CGAP_GC4 cDNA clone IMAGp998F143166; IMAGE: 1257997, mRNA sequence 293 259 830484 XM_938599.2 XM_938599 PREDICTED: similar to LOC441377 — 40S ribosomal protein S26 (LOC441377), mRNA. 294 260 830639 XM_929667.1 XM_929667 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653778 — solute carrier family 25, member 37 (LOC653778), mRNA. 295 261 870181 NM_001080544.1 NM_001080544 similar to ribosomal LOC653314 — protein L19 (LOC653314), mRNA. 296 262 1010039 AI218425 AI218425 qh24c08.x1 — — Soares_NFL_T_GBC_S1 cDNA clone IMAGE: 1845614 3, mRNA sequence 297 263 1260066 AK024852 AK024852 cDNA: FLJ21199 fis, — — clone C0L00235 298 264 1500538 XM_928168.1 XM_928168 PREDICTED: similar to LOC645138 — ribosomal protein S11 (LOC645138), mRNA. 299 265 1940274 NM_032036.2 NM_032036 family with sequence FAM14A TLH29; MGC44913 similarity 14, member A (FAM14A), mRNA. 300 266 1980112 NM_197956.1 NM_197956 chromosome 9 open C9orf90 KIAA1896; reading frame 90 DKFZp762G199; (C9orf90), mRNA. RP11-379C10.2; bA379C10.2 301 267 2000564 NM_001042475.1 NM_001042475 chromosome 6 open C6orf204 MGC131785; RP11- reading frame 204 57K17.2; bA57K17.2; (C6orf204), transcript NY-BR-15 variant 1, mRNA. 302 268 2260025 XR_015514.1 XR_015514 PREDICTED: similar to LOC730746 — Heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein A1 (Helix-destabilizing protein) (Single-strand RNA-binding protein) (hnRNP core protein A1 (HDP) (LOC730746), mRNA. 303 269 2340446 XM_942351.2 XM_942351 PREDICTED: similar to LOC652726 — ankyrin repeat domain 36 (LOC652726), mRNA. 304 270 2470240 NM_004848.2 NM_004848 chromosome 1 open C1orf38 ICB-1 reading frame 38 (C1orf38), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 305 273 2940066 XM_928429.1 XM_928429 PREDICTED: similar to LOC388275 — Heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein A1 (Helix-destabilizing protein) (Single-strand binding protein) (hnRNP core protein A1) (HDP-1) (Topoisomerase- inhibitor suppressed) (LOC388275), mRNA. 306 274 2940452 AK056642 AK056642 cDNA FLJ32080 fis, — — clone OCBBF2000015 307 275 3190348 XM_944816.1 XM_944816 PREDICTED: similar to LOC440927 — 60S acidic ribosomal protein P1, transcript variant 4 (LOC440927), mRNA. 308 276 3400709 AK094914 AK094914 cDNA FLJ37595 fis, — — clone BRCOC2007864 309 277 3460014 NM_016613.5 NM_016613 chromosome 4 open C4orf18 AD021; reading frame 18 DKFZp434L142; (C4orf18), transcript AD036; FLJ38155 variant 2, mRNA. 310 278 3780148 NM_024067.2 NM_024067 chromosome 7 open C7orf26 MGC2718 reading frame 26 (C7orf26), mRNA. 311 279 3850411 XM_933119.1 XM_933119 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653316 — NY-REN-7 antigen, transcript variant 4 (LOC653316), mRNA. 312 280 3870470 XR_015809.1 XR_015809 PREDICTED: similar to LOC728973 — 40S ribosomal protein S7 (S8) (LOC728973), mRNA. 313 281 4060382 XM_931996.1 XM_931996 PREDICTED: similar to LOC643035 — CG33096-PB, isoform B, transcript variant 2 (LOC643035), mRNA. 314 282 4480600 NM_080757.1 NM_080757 chromosome 20 open C20orf127 dJ614O4.6; reading frame 127 MGC118948 (C20orf127), mRNA. 315 283 4610681 XM_939687.2 XM_939687 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653658 — ribosomal protein S23 (LOC653658), mRNA. 316 284 4860341 NM_145060.3 NM_145060 chromosome 18 open C18orf24 MGC10200; Ska1 reading frame 24 (C18orf24), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 317 285 5310681 XM_933085.1 XM_933085 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653344 — cis-Golgi matrix protein GM130, transcript variant 2 (LOC653344), mRNA. 318 286 5340278 XM_932991.1 XM_932991 PREDICTED: LOC643977 — hypothetical protein LOC643977, transcript variant 1 (LOC643977), mRNA. 319 287 5390685 XM_928197.1 XM_928197 PREDICTED: similar to LOC643433 — 60S ribosomal protein L29 (Cell surface heparin binding protein HIP), transcript variant 1 (LOC643433), mRNA. 320 288 5420438 NM_138471.1 NM_138471 hypothetical protein LOC144097 DKFZp762N0114 BC007540 (LOC144097), mRNA. 321 289 5420750 XM_941125.1 XM_941125 PREDICTED: similar to LOC649447 — 60S ribosomal protein L29 (Cell surface heparin binding protein HIP) (LOC649447), mRNA. 322 290 5490603 NM_001080831.1 NM_001080831 hCG1783417 LOC401019 — (LOC401019), mRNA. 323 291 5820202 XR_018325.1 XR_018325 PREDICTED: similar to LOC644131 — chaperonin containing TCP1, subunit 8 (theta) (LOC644131), mRNA. 324 292 5890615 NM_001045478.1 NM_001045478 chromosome 1 open C1orf200 — reading frame 200 (C1orf200), mRNA. 325 293 5960086 BP873537 BP873537 BP873537 Sugano — — cDNA library, embryonal kidney cDNA clone HKR13896, mRNA sequence 326 294 6020066 XM_940333.2 XM_940333 PREDICTED: similar to LOC651202 — large subunit ribosomal protein L36a (LOC651202), mRNA. 327 295 6110195 NM_153367.2 NM_153367 chromosome 10 open C10orf56 FLJ90798 reading frame 56 (C10orf56), mRNA. 328 296 6200706 AA082988 AA082988 zn08b06.s1 — — StratagenehNT neuron (#937233) cDNA clone IMAGE: 546803 3, mRNA sequence 329 297 6270307 XM_930344.2 XM_930344 PREDICTED: similar to LOC644934 — 40S ribosomal protein S26, transcript variant 1 (LOC644934), mRNA. 330 298 6270605 NR_003040.1 NR_003040 ribosomal protein L23a LOC649946 — pseudogene (LOC649946) on chromosome 11. 331 299 6280446 XM_926370.1 XM_926370 PREDICTED: similar to LOC642989 — 40S ribosomal protein S25 (LOC642989), mRNA. 332 300 6280706 XM_933956.1 XM_933956 PREDICTED: similar to LOC644162 — septin 7, transcript variant 4 (LOC644162), mRNA. 333 301 6370288 XM_938283.2 XM_938283 PREDICTED: C17orf68 — chromosome 17 open reading frame 68 (C17orf68), mRNA. 334 302 6480092 NM_024519.2 NM_024519 family with sequence FAM65A FLJ13725; KIAA1930 similarity 65, member A (FAM65A), mRNA. 335 303 6510753 XM_936874.1 XM_936874 PREDICTED: similar to LOC642210 — 60S ribosomal protein L32 (LOC642210), mRNA. 336 304 6660753 NM_017822.3 NM_017822 chromosome 12 open C12orf41 FLJ20436; FLJ12670 reading frame 41 (C12orf41), mRNA. 337 305 6760202 NM_001014812.1 NM_001014812 family with sequence FAM96A FLJ22875 similarity 96, member A (FAM96A), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 338 306 6840477 CD640673 CD640673 AGENCOURT_14535501 — — NIH_MGC_191 cDNA clone IMAGE: 30415823 5, mRNA sequence 339 307 6860162 XM_498969.2 XM_498969 PREDICTED: LOC441019 — hypothetical LOC441019 (LOC441019), mRNA. 340 308 7160079 NM_016623.3 NM_016623 family with sequence FAM49B L1; similarity 49, member B DKFZp686B04128; (FAM49B), mRNA. BM-009 341 309 7320707 XM_939368.1 XM_939368 PREDICTED: similar to LOC654103 — solute carrier family 25, member 37 (LOC654103), mRNA. 342 310 7400689 NM_017896.2 NM_017896 chromosome 20 open C20orf11 TWA1 reading frame 11 (C20orf11), mRNA. 343 311 7510543 NM_017924.2 NM_017924 chromosome 14 open C14orf119 MGC74723; reading frame 119 FLJ20671 (C14orf119), mRNA. 344 312 7610608 NM_001093763.1 NM_001093763 hCG31916 LOC653702 — (LOC653702), mRNA. 345 313 10201 NM_017920.3 NM_017920 up-regulated gene 4 URG4 DKFZp666G166; (URG4), nuclear gene DKFZp686O0457 encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 1, mRNA. 346 314 10224 XM_941466.2 XM_941466 PREDICTED: meteorin, METRNL — glial cell differentiation regulator-like (METRNL), mRNA. 347 315 10240 NM_002558.2 NM_002558 purinergic receptor P2RX1 P2X1 P2X, ligand-gated ion channel, 1 (P2RX1), mRNA. 348 316 10286 NM_025008.3 NM_025008 ADAMTS-like 4 ADAMTSL4 TSRC1 (ADAMTSL4), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 349 317 10356 NR_000016.1 NR_000016 small nucleolar RNA, SNORD36C RNU36C; U36c C/D box 36C (SNORD36C) on chromosome 9. 350 318 10594 NM_006117.2 NM_006117 peroxisomal D3,D2- PECI DRS1; KIAA0536; enoyl-CoA isomerase HCA88; (PECI), transcript dJ1013A10.3; ACBD2 variant 1, mRNA. 351 319 10673 NM_012401.2 NM_012401 plexin B2 (PLXNB2), PLXNB2 PLEXB2; Nbla00445; mRNA. MM1; dJ402G11.3; KIAA0315 352 320 20129 NM_001803.2 NM_001803 CD52 molecule CD52 CDW52 (CD52), mRNA. 353 321 20170 NM_015481.1 NM_015481 zinc finger protein 385A ZNF385A DKFZP586G1122; (ZNF385A), mRNA. RZF; HZF; ZFP385; ZNF385 354 322 20403 NM_015602.2 NM_015602 torsin A interacting TOR1AIP1 MGC3413; LAP1B; protein 1 (TOR1AIP1), DKFZP586G011; mRNA. RP11-533E19.1; FLJ13142 355 323 20521 NM_032844.1 NM_032844 microtubule associated MASTL RP11-85G18.2; serine/threonine FLJ14813; THC2 kinase-like (MASTL), mRNA. 356 324 50224 NM_004401.2 NM_004401 DNA fragmentation DFFA DFF-45; ICAD; DFF1 factor, 45 kDa, alpha polypeptide (DFFA), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 357 325 50240 NM_004542.2 NM_004542 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFA3 B9 (ubiquinone) 1 alpha subcomplex, 3, 9 kDa (NDUFA3), mRNA. 358 326 50402 NM_001975.2 NM_001975 enolase 2 (gamma, ENO2 NSE neuronal) (ENO2), mRNA. 359 327 50440 NM_020861.1 NM_020861 zinc finger and BTB ZBTB2 ZNF437 domain containing 2 (ZBTB2), mRNA. 360 328 50487 NM_032725.2 NM_032725 BUD13 homolog (S. cerevisiae) BUD13 MGC13125 (BUD13), mRNA. 361 329 60136 NM_031311.3 NM_031311 carboxypeptidase, CPVL HVLP; MGC10029 vitellogenic-like (CPVL), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 362 330 60148 NM_001031827.1 NM_001031827 bolA homolog 2 (E. coli) BOLA2 BOLA2A; My016 (BOLA2), mRNA. 363 331 60400 NM_002887.3 NM_002887 arginyl-tRNAsynthetase RARS ArgRS; DALRD1; (RARS), mRNA. MGC8641 364 332 60437 NM_000302.2 NM_000302 procollagen-lysine 1,2- PLOD1 LLH; PLOD; LH oxoglutarate 5- dioxygenase 1 (PLOD1), mRNA. 365 333 60647 NM_201397.1 NM_201397 glutathione peroxidase GPX1 MGC14399; 1 (GPX1), transcript GSHPX1; MGC88245 variant 2, mRNA. 366 334 70070 NM_000837.1 NM_000837 glutamate receptor, GRINA HNRGW; NMDARA1; ionotropic, N-methyl D- TMBIM3; MGC99687 aspartate-associated protein 1 (glutamate binding) (GRINA), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 367 335 70092 NR_003655.1 NR_003655 polymerase (RNA) II POLR2J4 RPB11-phi; (DNA directed) MGC13098 polypeptide J, 13.3 kDa pseudogene (POLR2J4) on chromosome 7. 368 336 70364 NM_012097.3 NM_012097 ADP-ribosylation factor- ARL5A ARFLP5; ARL5 like 5A (ARL5A), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 369 337 70451 NM_000377.1 NM_000377 Wiskott-Aldrich WAS WASP; IMD2; THC syndrome (eczema- thrombocytopenia) (WAS), mRNA. 370 338 70458 NM_006995.3 NM_006995 butyrophilin, subfamily BTN2A2 BTF2; BT2.2; 2, member A2 FLJ41908 (BTN2A2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 371 339 70541 NM_005132.2 NM_005132 REC8 homolog (yeast) REC8 HR21spB; REC8; (REC8), transcript MGC950; REC8L1; variant 1, mRNA. Rec8p 372 340 70630 NM_182757.2 NM_182757 ring finger 144B RNF144B KIAA0161; (RNF144B), mRNA. MGC71786; IBRDC2; p53RFP; bA528A10.3 373 341 110139 NM_019063.2 NM_019063 echinoderm EML4 FLJ10942; C2orf2; microtubule associated ELP120; protein like 4 (EML4), DKFZp686P18118; mRNA. ROPP120; FLJ32318 374 342 110180 NM_001080157.1 NM_001080157 Rho GTPase activating ARHGAP9 10C; RGL1; protein 9 (ARHGAP9), FLJ16525; MGC1295 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 375 343 110279 NM_001037442.1 NM_001037442 RUN and FYVE RUFY3 SINGAR1; KIAA0871; domain containing 3 RIPX (RUFY3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 376 344 110280 NM_033503.3 NM_033503 Bcl2 modifying factor BMF FLJ00065 (BMF), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 377 345 110382 NM_002872.3 NM_002872 ras-related C3 RAC2 Gx; EN-7; HSPC022 botulinum toxin substrate 2 (rho family, small GTP binding protein Rac2) (RAC2), mRNA. 378 346 110445 NM_001005744.1 NM_001005744 numb homolog NUMB S171 (Drosophila) (NUMB), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 379 347 110661 NM_001025235.1 NM_001025235 tetraspanin 4 TSPAN4 NAG-2; NAG2; (TSPAN4), transcript TETRASPAN; variant 3, mRNA. TM4SF7; TSPAN-4 380 348 110682 NM_005620.1 NM_005620 S100 calcium binding S100A11 S100C; MLN70 protein A11 (S100A11), mRNA. 381 349 110685 NM_003177.3 NM_003177 spleen tyrosine kinase SYK — (SYK), mRNA. 382 350 110739 NM_032164.2 NM_032164 zinc finger protein 394 ZNF394 FLJ12298; (ZNF394), mRNA. ZKSCAN14 383 352 130338 NM_000331.3 NM_000331 serum amyloid A1 SAA1 MGC111216; SAA; (SAA1), transcript PIG4; TP53I4 variant 1, mRNA. 384 354 130382 NM_018957.3 NM_018957 SH3-domain binding SH3BP1 — protein 1 (SH3BP1), mRNA. 385 355 130593 NM_024787.2 NM_024787 ring finger protein 122 RNF122 MGC126622; (RNF122), mRNA. FLJ12526 386 356 130603 NM_014183.2 NM_014183 dynein, light chain, DYNLRB1 BLP; ROBLD1; BITH; roadblock-type 1 DNLC2A; DNCL2A (DYNLRB1), mRNA. 387 357 130669 NM_004873.2 NM_004873 BCL2-associated BAG5 BAG-5 athanogene 5 (BAG5), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 388 358 150048 NM_001042734.1 NM_001042734 SEC24 related gene SEC24B MGC48822; SEC24 family, member B (S. cerevisiae) (SEC24B), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 389 359 150072 NM_002163.2 NM_002163 interferon regulatory IRF8 H-ICSBP; ICSBP; factor 8 (IRF8), mRNA. IRF-8; ICSBP1 390 360 150095 NM_001031685.2 NM_001031685 tumor protein p53 TP53BP2 53BP2; BBP; binding protein, 2 p53BP2; ASPP2; (TP53BP2), transcript PPP1R13A variant 1, mRNA. 391 361 160019 NM_002959.4 NM_002959 sortilin 1 (SORT1), SORT1 NT3; Gp95 mRNA. 392 362 160068 NM_015621.2 NM_015621 coiled-coil domain CCDC69 DKFZP434C171; containing 69 FLJ13705 (CCDC69), mRNA. 393 363 160279 NM_145648.1 NM_145648 solute carrier family 15, SLC15A4 PHT1; FP12591; member 4 (SLC15A4), PTR4 mRNA. 394 364 160368 NM_032108.2 NM_032108 sema domain, SEMA6B SEMAN; semaZ; transmembrane SEM-SEMA-Y; domain (TM), and SEMA-VIB; SemaVIb cytoplasmic domain, (semaphorin) 6B (SEMA6B), mRNA. 395 365 160494 NM_020980.2 NM_020980 aquaporin 9 (AQP9), AQP9 HsT17287; SSC1 mRNA. 396 366 160561 NM_018054.4 NM_018054 Rho GTPase activating ARHGAP17 FLJ37567; MSTP110; protein 17 DKFZp564A1363; (ARHGAP17), MSTP066; RICH1; transcript variant 2, MST066; FLJ43368; mRNA. MGC87805; MSTP038; WBP15; NADRIN; MST110 397 367 160731 NM_016479.3 NM_016479 shisa homolog 5 SHISA5 — (Xenopuslaevis) (SHISA5), mRNA. 398 368 160746 NM_000485.2 NM_000485 adenine APRT MGC125857; AMP; phosphoribosyltransferase MGC125856; (APRT), transcript DKFZp686D13177; variant 1, mRNA. MGC129961 399 369 240348 NM_014634.2 NM_014634 protein phosphatase 1F PPM1F POPX2; CaMKPase; (PP2C domain FEM-2; hFEM-2; containing) (PPM1F), KIAA0015 mRNA. 400 370 240435 NM_018994.1 NM_018994 F-box protein 42 FBXO42 Fbx42; KIAA1332 (FBXO42), mRNA. 401 371 270224 NM_022151.4 NM_022151 modulator of apoptosis MOAP1 MAP-1; PNMA4 1 (MOAP1), mRNA. 402 372 270619 NM_002097.1 NM_002097 general transcription GTF3A AP2; TFIIIA factor IIIA (GTF3A), mRNA. 403 373 290750 NM_001017373.1 NM_001017373 sterile alpha motif SAMD3 MGC35163; domain containing 3 FLJ34563 (SAMD3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 404 375 360482 NM_015383.1 NM_015383 neuroblastoma NBPF14 RP3-328E19.1; breakpoint family, DJ328E19.C1.1; member 14 (NBPF14), NBPF; FLJ35032 mRNA. 405 376 360619 NM_005248.2 NM_005248 Gardner-Rasheed FGR p58c-fgr, SRC2; c-fgr; feline sarcoma viral (v- FLJ43153; fgr) oncogene homolog MGC75096; c-src2; (FGR), transcript p55c-fgr variant 1, mRNA. 406 377 360719 NM_000610.3 NM_000610 CD44 molecule (Indian CD44 LHR; MDU2; CDW44; blood group) (CD44), CSPG8; Pgp1; IN; transcript variant 1, MUTCH-I; MIC4; mRNA. MDU3; MC56; HCELL; ECMR-III; MGC10468 407 378 360753 NM_014160.3 NM_014160 makorin, ring finger MKRN2 HSPC070; RNF62 protein, 2 (MKRN2), mRNA. 408 379 380050 NM_024599.3 NM_024599 rhomboid 5 homolog 2 RHBDF2 RHBDL6; RHBDL5; (Drosophila) FLJ22341 (RHBDF2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 409 380 380056 NM_006577.5 NM_006577 UDP-GlcNAc:betaGal B3GNT2 B3GNT-2; B3GN-T1; beta-1,3-N- B3GNT1; acetylglucosaminyltransferase BETA3GNT; B3GN- 2 (B3GNT2), T2; B3GNT mRNA. 410 381 380392 NM_001012424.1 NM_001012424 YY1 associated factor 2 YAF2 MGC41856 (YAF2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 411 382 380753 NM_001012456.1 NM_001012456 Sec61 gamma subunit SEC61G SSS1 (SEC61G), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 412 383 430044 NM_001033858.1 NM_001033858 DNA cross-link repair DCLRE1C SCIDA; DCLREC1C; 1C (PSO2 homolog, S. cerevisiae) SNM1C; FLJ36438; (DCLRE1C), transcript RS-SCID; FLJ11360; variant c, mRNA. A-SCID 413 384 430546 NM_003518.3 NM_003518 histone cluster 1, H2bg HIST1H2BG H2B.1A; H2BFA; (HIST1H2BG), mRNA. dJ221C16.8; HIST1H2BI; H2B/a; HIST1H2BF 414 385 430672 NM_153201.1 NM_153201 heat shock 70 kDa HSPA8 MGC131511; HSC54; protein 8 (HSPA8), HSPA10; MGC29929; transcript variant 2, HSC70; HSP71; mRNA. HSP73; LAP1; HSC71; NIP71 415 386 450204 NM_001077692.1 NM_001077692 asparagine-linked ALG9 DKFZp586M2420; glycosylation 9 FLJ21845; DIBD1 homolog (S. cerevisiae, alpha-1,2- mannosyltransferase) (ALG9), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 416 387 460164 NR_002204.1 NR_002204 ferritin, heavy FTHL11 — polypeptide-like 11 (FTHL11) on chromosome 8. 417 388 460204 NM_001122.2 NM_001122 adipose differentiation- ADFP ADRP; MGC10598 related protein (ADFP), mRNA. 418 389 460333 NM_199436.1 NM_199436 spastin (SPAST), SPAST FSP2; ADPSP; transcript variant 2, KIAA1083; SPG4 mRNA. 419 390 460438 NM_152872.1 NM_152872 Fas (TNF receptor FAS CD95; APT1; FASTM; superfamily, member 6) FAS1; APO-1; (FAS), transcript variant ALPS1A; TNFRSF6 3, mRNA. 420 391 460463 NM_001003802.1 NM_001003802 SWI/SNF related, SMARCD3 Rsc6p; BAF60C; matrix associated, actin CRACD3; dependent regulator of MGC111010 chromatin, subfamily d, member 3 (SMARCD3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 421 392 460468 NM_014169.2 NM_014169 chromatin modifying CHMP4A SNF7-1; C14orf123; protein 4A (CHMP4A), SNF7; MGC142095; mRNA. Shax2; CHMP4B; MGC142093; HSPC134 422 393 460543 NM_014683.2 NM_014683 unc-51-like kinase 2 (C. elegans) ULK2 KIAA0623; Unc51.2 (ULK2), mRNA. 423 394 510114 NM_182851.1 NM_182851 cyclin B1 interacting CCNB1IP1 C14orf18; HEI10 protein 1 (CCNB1IP1), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 424 395 510128 NM_173653.1 NM_173653 solute carrier family 9 SLC9A9 NHE9; Nbla00118; (sodium/hydrogen FLJ35613 exchanger), member 9 (SLC9A9), mRNA. 425 396 510129 NM_006594.1 NM_006594 adaptor-related protein AP4B1 BETA-4 complex 4, beta 1 subunit (AP4B1), mRNA. 426 397 510288 NM_022736.1 NM_022736 major facilitator MFSD1 UG0581B09; superfamily domain FLJ14153 containing 1 (MFSD1), mRNA. 427 398 510291 NM_001359.1 NM_001359 2,4-dienoyl CoA DECR1 NADPH; DECR reductase 1, mitochondrial (DECR1), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 428 399 510300 NM_001663.2 NM_001663 ADP-ribosylation factor ARF6 — 6 (ARF6), mRNA. 429 400 510468 NM_006163.1 NM_006163 nuclear factor NFE2 p45; NF-E2 (erythroid-derived 2), 45 kDa (NFE2), mRNA. 430 401 520324 NM_005669.4 NM_005669 receptor accessory REEP5 MGC70440; DP1; protein 5 (REEP5), D5S346; TB2; mRNA. C5orf18 431 402 520360 NM_152851.1 NM_152851 membrane-spanning 4- MS4A6A CDA01; MSTP090; domains, subfamily A, MGC22650; 4SPAN3; member 6A (MS4A6A), 4SPAN3.2; MS4A6; transcript variant 3, CD20L3; MST090; mRNA. MGC131944 432 403 520408 NM_001549.2 NM_001549 interferon-induced IFIT3 IRG2; RIG-G; IFI60; protein with ISG60; IFIT4; GARG- tetratricopeptide 49; CIG-49 repeats 3 (IFIT3), mRNA. 433 404 540400 NM_001048216.1 NM_001048216 cementum protein 1 CEMP1 CP-23 (CEMP1), mRNA. 434 405 540403 NM_182492.1 NM_182492 low density lipoprotein LRP5L DKFZp434O0213 receptor-related protein 5-like (LRP5L), mRNA. 435 407 540600 NM_153827.3 NM_153827 misshapen-like kinase MINK1 YSK2; hMINK; ZC3; 1 (zebrafish) (MINK1), MGC21111; MINK; transcript variant 3, MAP4K6; B55; mRNA. hMINKbeta 436 408 540717 NM_004793.2 NM_004793 Ion peptidase 1, LONP1 LonHS; hLON; LONP; mitochondrial (LONP1), MGC1498; PRSS15; nuclear gene encoding PIM1; LON mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 437 409 540725 NM_005520.1 NM_005520 heterogeneous nuclear HNRPH1 DKFZp686A15170; ribonucleoprotein H1 HNRPH; hnRNPH (H) (HNRPH1), mRNA. 438 410 580114 NM_030768.2 NM_030768 integrin-linked kinase- ILKAP PP2C-DELTA; associated FLJ10181; MGC4846; serine/threonine DKFZP434J2031 phosphatase 2C (ILKAP), mRNA. 439 411 580278 NM_175887.2 NM_175887 proline rich 15 PRR15 — (PRR15), mRNA. 440 412 580411 NM_017773.2 NM_017773 lymphocyte LAX1 LAX; FLJ20340 transmembrane adaptor 1 (LAX1), mRNA. 441 413 580601 NM_153747.1 NM_153747 phosphatidylinositol PIGC GPI2; MGC2049 glycan anchor biosynthesis, class C (PIGC), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 442 414 580670 NM_031443.3 NM_031443 cerebral cavernous CCM2 MGC4067; malformation 2 MGC4607; C7orf22; (CCM2), transcript PP10187; MGC74868 variant 2, mRNA. 443 415 610040 NM_002912.1 NM_002912 REV3-like, catalytic REV3L POLZ; REV3 subunit of DNA polymerase zeta (yeast) (REV3L), mRNA. 444 416 610110 NM_001989.3 NM_001989 even-skipped EVX1 — homeobox 1 (EVX1), mRNA. 445 417 610221 NM_017626.3 NM_017626 DnaJ (Hsp40) homolog, DNAJB12 DJ10; subfamily B, member DKFZp586B2023 12 (DNAJB12), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 446 418 610367 NM_016217.2 NM_016217 headcase homolog HECA HDC; HDCL; (Drosophila) (HECA), dJ225E12.1; HHDC mRNA. 447 419 610689 NM_003977.1 NM_003977 aryl hydrocarbon AIP ARA9; FKBP16; receptor interacting XAP2; SMTPHN; protein (AIP), mRNA. FKBP37 448 420 620019 XM_376787.4 XM_376787 PREDICTED: RPS26P10 — ribosomal protein S26 pseudogene 10 (RPS26P10), mRNA. 449 421 620064 NM_001037553.1 NM_001037553 1-acylglycerol-3- AGPAT3 MGC4604; LPAAT- phosphate O- GAMMA1 acyltransferase 3 (AGPAT3), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 450 422 620072 NM_016544.1 NM_016544 rab and DnaJ domain RBJ RabJS; containing (RBJ), DKFZp434N211 mRNA. 451 423 620376 NM_021959.2 NM_021959 protein phosphatase 1, PPP1R11 TCTEX5; TCTE5; regulatory (inhibitor) HCGV; MGC125741; subunit 11 (PPP1R11), HCG-V; MGC125742; mRNA. MGC125743 452 424 620450 NM_024570.1 NM_024570 ribonuclease H2, RNASEH2B DLEU8; AGS2; subunit B FLJ11712 (RNASEH2B), mRNA. 453 425 620682 NM_016612.2 NM_016612 solute carrier family 25, SLC25A37 PRO2217; PRO1278; member 37 MFRN; PRO1584; (SLC25A37), nuclear HT015; MSCP; MSC gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 454 426 620731 NM_006415.2 NM_006415 serine SPTLC1 HSAN; HSAN1; palmitoyltransferase, SPT1; HSN1; long chain base subunit MGC14645; LBC1; 1 (SPTLC1), transcript SPTI; LCB1 variant 1, mRNA. 455 427 620754 NM_001009.3 NM_001009 ribosomal protein S5 RPS5 — (RPS5), mRNA. 456 428 620767 NM_004927.2 NM_004927 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPL49 NOF; NOF1; C11orf4; protein L49 (MRPL49), MGC10656; L49mt nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 457 429 630142 NM_004468.3 NM_004468 four and a half LIM FHL3 MGC23614; SLIM2; domains 3 (FHL3), MGC8696; mRNA. MGC19547 458 430 630609 NM_022166.3 NM_022166 xylosyltransferase I XYLT1 XT1; XT-I (XYLT1), mRNA. 459 431 630709 NM_032377.3 NM_032377 elongation factor 1 ELOF1 ELF1 homolog (S. cerevisiae) (ELOF1), mRNA. 460 432 650020 NM_203446.1 NM_203446 synaptojanin 1 SYNJ1 INPP5G (SYNJ1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 461 433 650040 NM_178272.1 NM_178272 paired immunoglobin- PILRA FDF03 like type 2 receptor alpha (PILRA), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 462 434 650678 NM_003186.3 NM_003186 transgelin (TAGLN), TAGLN TAGLN1; WS3-10; transcript variant 2, SM22; mRNA. DKFZp686P11128; SMCC 463 435 650692 NM_207332.1 NM_207332 glutamate-rich 1 ERICH1 HSPC319 (ERICH1), mRNA. 464 436 670025 NM_014325.2 NM_014325 coronin, actin binding CORO1C HCRNN4; coronin-3 protein, 1C (CORO1C), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 465 437 670088 NM_015204.1 NM_015204 thrombospondin, type I, THSD7A KIAA0960 domain containing 7A (THSD7A), mRNA. 466 438 670161 NM_001042445.1 NM_001042445 calpastatin (CAST), CAST MGC9402; BS-17 transcript variant 11, mRNA. 467 439 670754 NM_001017970.2 NM_001017970 transmembrane protein TMEM30B CDC50B; 30B (TMEM30B), MGC126775 mRNA. 468 440 730047 NM_001002236.1 NM_001002236 serpin peptidase SERPINA1 PI1; MGC23330; inhibitor, clade A PRO2275; A1AT; (alpha-1 antiproteinase, AAT; MGC9222; PI; antitrypsin), member 1 A1A (SERPINA1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 469 441 730092 NM_213650.1 NM_213650 sideroflexin 4 (SFXN4), SFXN4 BCRM1 transcript variant 3, mRNA. 470 442 730156 NM_001099786.1 NM_001099786 intercellular adhesion ICAM2 CD102 molecule 2 (ICAM2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 471 443 730288 NM_031431.2 NM_031431 component of COG3 SEC34 oligomericgolgi complex 3 (COG3), mRNA. 472 444 730458 NM_002333.1 NM_002333 low density lipoprotein LRP3 — receptor-related protein 3 (LRP3), mRNA. 473 445 730632 NM_001013255.1 NM_001013255 lymphocyte-specific LSP1 WP34; pp52 protein 1 (LSP1), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 474 446 770128 NM_032438.1 NM_032438 I(3)mbt-like 3 L3MBTL3 MBT1; MBT-1; RP11- (Drosophila) 73O6.1 (L3MBTL3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 475 447 770440 NM_003565.1 NM_003565 unc-51-like kinase 1 (C. elegans) ULK1 FLJ38455; UNC51; (ULK1), Unc51.1; ATG1 mRNA. 476 448 770543 NM_001930.2 NM_001930 deoxyhypusine DHPS MIG13 synthase (DHPS), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 477 449 770630 NM_001008661.1 NM_001008661 cysteine conjugate-beta CCBL2 DKFZp547N1117; lyase 2 (CCBL2), RBM1; RP11- transcript variant 1, 82K18.3; MGC9398; mRNA. RP4-531M19.2; RBMXL1; DKFZp667D0223; KAT3 478 450 770703 NM_004840.2 NM_004840 Rac/Cdc42 guanine ARHGEF6 COOL2; PIXA; nucleotide exchange MRX46; KIAA0006; factor (GEF) 6 alpha-PIX; Cool-2; (ARHGEF6), mRNA. alphaPIX 479 451 770754 NM_025250.2 NM_025250 tweety homolog 3 TTYH3 KIAA1691 (Drosophila) (TTYH3), mRNA. 480 452 780324 NM_015655.2 NM_015655 zinc finger protein 337 ZNF337 — (ZNF337), mRNA. 481 453 780376 NM_000390.2 NM_000390 choroideremia (Rab CHM TCD; REP-1; escort protein 1) FLJ38564; DXS540; (CHM), transcript MGC102710; GGTA; variant 1, mRNA. HSD-32 482 454 780471 NM_001031665.1 NM_001031665 zinc finger protein 816A ZNF816A MGC125619 (ZNF816A), mRNA. 483 455 780519 NM_005586.2 NM_005586 MyoD family inhibitor MDFI I-MF (MDFI), mRNA. 484 456 830047 NM_000852.2 NM_000852 glutathione S- GSTP1 DFN7; GST3; PI; transferase pi (GSTP1), FAEES3 mRNA. 485 458 830403 NM_002818.2 NM_002818 proteasome (prosome, PSME2 PA28beta; REGbeta; macropain) activator PA28B subunit 2 (PA28 beta) (PSME2), mRNA. 486 460 830524 NM_182646.1 NM_182646 cytoplasmic CPEB2 MGC119575; polyadenylation MGC119576; element binding protein MGC119577 2 (CPEB2), transcript variant A, mRNA. 487 462 830563 NM_001001567.1 NM_001001567 phosphodiesterase 9A PDE9A HSPDE9A2 (PDE9A), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 488 463 830653 NM_001493.1 NM_001493 GDP dissociation GDI1 OPHN2; MRX48; inhibitor 1 (GDI1), RABGD1A; GDIL; mRNA. XAP-4; RABGDIA; MRX41; FLJ41411 489 464 830735 NM_006869.1 NM_006869 centaurin, alpha 1 CENTA1 GCS1L; p42IP4 (CENTA1), mRNA. 490 465 840168 NM_000397.2 NM_000397 cytochrome b-245, beta CYBB CGD; GP91-PHOX; polypeptide (chronic GP91PHOX; NOX2; granulomatous GP91-1 disease) (CYBB), mRNA. 491 466 840253 NM_000690.2 NM_000690 aldehyde ALDH2 ALDM; ALDH-E2; dehydrogenase 2 ALDHI; MGC1806 family (mitochondrial) (ALDH2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 492 467 840358 NM_002685.2 NM_002685 exosome component EXOSC10 PMSCL2; PM-Scl; 10 (EXOSC10), PM/Scl-100; PMSCL; transcript variant 2, RRP6; p4; Rrp6p; p2; mRNA. p3 493 468 840402 NM_015001.2 NM_015001 spen homolog, SPEN RP1-134O19.1; transcriptional regulator MINT; KIAA0929; (Drosophila) (SPEN), SHARP mRNA. 494 469 840543 NR_001588.1 NR_001588 Shwachman-Bodian- SBDSP — Diamond syndrome pseudogene (SBDSP) on chromosome 7. 495 470 840544 NM_002896.2 NM_002896 RNA binding motif RBM4 ZCRB3A; ZCCHC21; protein 4 (RBM4), RBM4A; LARK; mRNA. MGC75138; DKFZp547K0918 496 471 840554 NM_012234.4 NM_012234 RING1 and YY1 RYBP DEDAF; YEAF1; binding protein (RYBP), AAP1 mRNA. 497 472 840647 NM_033643.2 NM_033643 ribosomal protein L36 RPL36 DKFZP566B023 (RPL36), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 498 473 870324 NM_004706.3 NM_004706 Rho guanine nucleotide ARHGEF1 P115-RHOGEF; exchange factor (GEF) GEF1; LBCL2; 1 (ARHGEF1), SUB1.5 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 499 474 870338 NM_001964.2 NM_001964 early growth response EGR1 G0S30; AT225; TIS8; 1 (EGR1), mRNA. ZNF225; NGFI-A; KROX-24; ZIF-268 500 475 870408 NM_000585.2 NM_000585 interleukin 15 (IL15), IL15 MGC9721; IL-15 transcript variant 3, mRNA. 501 476 870500 NM_015644.3 NM_015644 tubulin tyrosine ligase- TTLL3 MGC120532; like family, member 3 MGC120530; (TTLL3), transcript MGC120529; variant 2, mRNA. FLJ13898; HOTTL; DKFZp686D076; DKFZP434B103 502 477 870601 NM_007027.2 NM_007027 topoisomerase (DNA) II TOPBP1 TOP2BP1 binding protein 1 (TOPBP1), mRNA. 503 478 940020 NM_020117.9 NM_020117 leucyl-tRNAsynthetase LARS PIG44; KIAA1352; (LARS), mRNA. hr025CI; FLJ10595; LEURS; LEUS; LARS1; LRS; FLJ21788; RNTLS; HSPC192 504 479 940725 NM_172390.1 NM_172390 nuclear factor of NFATC1 NFATc; MGC138448; activated T-cells, NFAT2; NF-ATC cytoplasmic, calcineurin-dependent 1 (NFATC1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 505 480 990647 NR_003367.1 NR_003367 Pvt1 oncogene PVT1 MGC21751 homolog (mouse) (PVT1) on chromosome 8. 506 481 1010487 NM_006763.2 NM_006763 BTG family, member 2 BTG2 PC3; TIS21; (BTG2), mRNA. MGC126064; MGC126063 507 482 1010592 NM_001001548.1 NM_001001548 CD36 molecule CD36 GPIV; FAT; GP3B; (thrombospondin CHDS7; SCARB3; receptor) (CD36), PASIV; GP4 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 508 483 1010719 NM_004111.4 NM_004111 flap structure-specific FEN1 RAD2; FEN-1; MF1 endonuclease 1 (FEN1), mRNA. 509 484 1030053 NM_198055.1 NM_198055 myeloid zinc finger 1 MZF1 MZF1B; ZSCAN6; (MZF1), transcript MZF-1; ZNF42; Zfp98 variant 2, mRNA. 510 485 1030167 NM_001017373.2 NM_001017373 sterile alpha motif SAMD3 MGC35163; domain containing 3 FLJ34563 (SAMD3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 511 486 1030239 NM_014766.3 NM_014766 secemin 1 (SCRN1), SCRN1 SES1; KIAA0193 mRNA. 512 487 1030427 NM_001014838.1 NM_001014838 cutA divalent cation CUTA MGC111154; tolerance homolog (E. coli) C6orf82; ACHAP (CUTA), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 513 488 1030471 NM_013336.3 NM_013336 Sec61 alpha 1 subunit SEC61A1 HSEC61; SEC61A; (S. cerevisiae) SEC61 (SEC61A1), mRNA. 514 489 1030743 NM_000595.2 NM_000595 lymphotoxin alpha LTA LT; TNFSF1; TNFB (TNF superfamily, member 1) (LTA), mRNA. 515 490 1050309 NM_021958.2 NM_021958 H2.0-like homeobox HLX HB24; HLX1 (HLX), mRNA. 516 491 1050360 NM_002121.4 NM_002121 major histocompatibility HLA-DPB1 HLA-DP1B; DPB1; complex, class II, DP MHC DPB1 beta 1 (HLA-DPB1), mRNA. 517 492 1050612 NM_177530.1 NM_177530 sulfotransferase family, SULT1A1 MGC5163; cytosolic, 1A, phenol- MGC131921; preferring, member 1 TSPST1; STP; PST; (SULT1A1), transcript HAST1/HAST2; P- variant 3, mRNA. PST; ST1A3; STP1 518 493 1050681 NM_020652.1 NM_020652 zinc finger protein 286A ZNF286A KIAA1874; (ZNF286A), mRNA. MGC156181; ZNF286; MGC149627 519 494 1070450 NM_080591.1 NM_080591 prostaglandin- PTGS1 PCOX1; PHS1; endoperoxide synthase PGHS1; COX1; 1 (prostaglandin G/H PGHS-1; PGG/HS; synthase and PTGHS; COX3 cyclooxygenase) (PTGS1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 520 495 1070475 NM_000975.2 NM_000975 ribosomal protein L11 RPL11 GIG34 (RPL11), mRNA 521 496 1070639 NM_001293.1 NM_001293 chloride channel, CLNS1A CLNS1B; CLCI; ICIn nucleotide-sensitive, 1A (CLNS1A), mRNA. 522 497 1090167 NM_002070.2 NM_002070 guanine nucleotide GNAI2 H_LUCA16.1; GIP; binding protein (G GNAI2B; protein), alpha inhibiting H_LUCA15.1 activity polypeptide 2 (GNAI2), mRNA. 523 498 1090239 NM_012426.3 NM_012426 splicing factor 3b, SF3B3 SAP130; KIAA0017; subunit 3, 130 kDa RSE1; STAF130; (SF3B3), mRNA SF3b130 524 499 1090692 NM_022913.1 NM_022913 GC-rich promoter GPBP1 GPBP; binding protein 1 DKFZp761C169; (GPBP1), mRNA. MGC126339 525 500 1170072 NM_023072.1 NM_023072 zinc finger, SWIM-type ZSWIM4 — containing 4 (ZSWIM4), mRNA. 526 501 1190026 NM_021822.1 NM_021822 apolipoprotein B mRNA APOBEC3G CEM15; FLJ12740; editing enzyme, bK150C2.7; ARP9; catalytic polypeptide- dJ494G10.1; like 3G (APOBEC3G), MDS019 mRNA. 527 502 1190142 NM_032048.2 NM_032048 elastin EMILIN2 FLJ33200; FOAP-10; microfibrilinterfacer 2 EMILIN-2 (EMILIN2), mRNA. 528 503 1190246 NM_032590.3 NM_032590 F-box and leucine-rich FBXL10 CXXC2; Fbl10; repeat protein 10 JHDM1B; PCCX2 (FBXL10), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 529 504 1190288 NM_144599.3 NM_144599 non imprinted in NIPA1 SPG6; FSP3; Prader-Willi/Angelman MGC35570; syndrome 1 (NIPA1), MGC102724 mRNA. 530 505 1190367 NM_003897.3 NM_003897 immediate early IER3 IEX-1L; PRG1; IEX1; response 3 (IER3), GLY96; DIF-2; IEX-1; mRNA. DIF2 531 506 1190626 NM_006624.3 NM_006624 zinc finger, MYND ZMYND11 RP11-486H9.1; domain containing 11 BRAM1; (ZMYND11), transcript MGC111056; BS69 variant 1, mRNA. 532 507 1190634 NM_001079804.1 NM_001079804 glucosidase, alpha; GAA LYAG acid (Pompe disease, glycogen storage disease type II) (GAA), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 533 509 1230044 NM_003143.1 NM_003143 single-stranded DNA SSBP1 SSBP binding protein 1 (SSBP1), mRNA. 534 511 1230441 NM_001005271.1 NM_001005271 chromodomain helicase CHD3 Mi2-ALPHA; Mi-2a; DNA binding protein 3 ZFH (CHD3), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 535 512 1230450 NM_017868.3 NM_017868 tetratricopeptide repeat TTC12 FLJ20535; FLJ13859; domain 12 (TTC12), TPARM mRNA. 536 513 1230575 NM_013986.2 NM_013986 Ewing sarcoma EWSR1 EWS breakpoint region 1 (EWSR1), transcript variant EWS-b, mRNA. 537 514 1230630 NM_181671.1 NM_181671 phosphatidylinositol PITPNC1 RDGBB; RDGB- transfer protein, BETA; RDGBB1 cytoplasmic 1 (PITPNC1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 538 515 1230639 NM_016146.3 NM_016146 trafficking protein TRAPPC4 SBDN; CGI-104; particle complex 4 HSPC172; TRS23; (TRAPPC4), mRNA. PTD009 539 516 1230673 NM_020230.4 NM_020230 peter pan homolog PPAN MGC14226; SSF2; (Drosophila) (PPAN), SSF1; BXDC3; SSF; mRNA. MGC45852 540 517 1230767 NM_006435.2 NM_006435 interferon induced IFITM2 1-8D transmembrane protein 2 (1-8D) (IFITM2), mRNA. 541 518 1240050 NM_198267.1 NM_198267 inhibitor of growth ING3 FLJ20089; p47ING3; family, member 3 ING2; Eaf4 (ING3), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 542 519 1240152 NM_001928.2 NM_001928 complement factor D CFD DF; ADN; PFD (adipsin) (CFD), mRNA. 543 520 1240440 NM_006472.2 NM_006472 thioredoxin interacting TXNIP EST01027; VDUP1; protein (TXNIP), THIF; HHCPA78 mRNA. 544 521 1240504 NM_018433.3 NM_018433 jumonji domain JMJD1A TSGA; JHMD2A; containing 1A KIAA0742; (JMJD1A), mRNA. DKFZp686A24246; JMJD1; DKFZp686P07111 545 522 1240553 NM_014454.1 NM_014454 sestrin 1 (SESN1), SESN1 SEST1; MGC138241; mRNA. MGC142129; PA26; RP11-787I22.1 546 523 1240750 NM_006750.2 NM_006750 syntrophin, beta 2 SNTB2 EST25263; (dystrophin-associated D16S2531E; protein A1, 59 kDa, SNT2B2; SNT3; basic component 2) SNTL (SNTB2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 547 524 1260341 NM_001560.2 NM_001560 interleukin 13 receptor, IL13RA1 IL-13Ra; NR4; alpha 1 (IL13RA1), CD213A1 mRNA. 548 525 1260524 NM_003156.2 NM_003156 stromal interaction STIM1 GOK; D11S4896E molecule 1 (STIM1), mRNA. 549 526 1300044 NR_001545.1 NR_001545 testis-specific transciipt, TTTY15 DKFZP434I143 Y-linked 15 (TTTY15) on chromosome Y. 550 527 1300228 NM_017949.1 NM_017949 CUE domain containing CUEDC1 DKFZp547L163; 1 (CUEDC1), mRNA. FLJ20739 551 528 1300491 NM_017443.3 NM_017443 polymerase (DNA POLE3 YBL1; p17; directed), epsilon 3 CHRAC17; (p17 subunit) (POLE3), CHARAC17 mRNA. 552 529 1340291 NM_145012.3 NM_145012 cyclin Y (CCNY), CCNY CBCP1; CFP1; transcript variant 1, C10orf9 mRNA. 553 530 1340538 NM_000199.2 NM_000199 N- SGSH HSS; MPS3A; SFMD sulfoglucosaminesulfohydrolase (sulfamidase) (SGSH), mRNA 554 531 1400240 NM_002300.4 NM_002300 lactate dehydrogenase LDHB LDH-H; TRG-5 B (LDHB), mRNA. 555 532 1400446 NM_001122.2 NM_001122 adipose differentiation- ADFP ADRP; MGC10598 related protein (ADFP), mRNA. 556 533 1400703 NM_019029.2 NM_019029 carboxypeptidase, CPVL HVLP; MGC10029 vitellogenic-like (CPVL), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 557 534 1410161 NM_001007075.1 NM_001007075 kelch-like 5 KLHL5 — (Drosophila) (KLHL5), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 558 535 1410543 NM_130469.2 NM_130469 Jun dimerization protein JDP2 JUNDM2 2 (JDP2), mRNA. 559 536 1410600 NM_001007278.1 NM_001007278 tripartite motif- TRIM13 RNF77; CAR; LEU5; containing 13 RFP2; DLEU5 (TRIM13), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 560 537 1430187 NM_000100.2 NM_000100 cystatin B (stefin B) CSTB PME; CST6; EPM1; (CSTB), mRNA STFB 561 538 1430280 NM_004364.2 NM_004364 CCAAT/enhancer CEBPA CEBP; C/EBP-alpha binding protein (C/EBP), alpha (CEBPA), mRNA. 562 539 1430360 NM_015407.3 NM_015407 abhydrolase domain ABHD14A DORZ1; containing 14A DKFZP564O243 (ABHD14A), mRNA 563 540 1440114 NM_145902.1 NM_145902 high mobility group AT- HMGA1 MGC12816; hook 1 (HMGA1), MGC4854; HMG-R; transcript variant 4, MGC4242; HMGIY mRNA. 564 541 1440187 NM_016086.2 NM_016086 serine/threonine/tyrosine STYXL1 MK-STYX; DUSP24 interacting-like 1 (STYXL1), mRNA. 565 542 1440243 NM_016332.2 NM_016332 selenoprotein X, 1 SEPX1 MSRB1; SELR; (SEPX1), mRNA. MGC3344; HSPC270; SELX 566 543 1440300 NM_024330.1 NM_024330 solute carrier family 27 SLC27A3 VLCS-3; ACSVL3; (fatty acid transporter), MGC4365; FATP3 member 3 (SLC27A3), mRNA. 567 544 1440605 NM_033204.2 NM_033204 zinc finger protein 101 ZNF101 DKFZp570I0164; (ZNF101), mRNA. MGC149565; HZF12; MGC149566 568 545 1440612 NM_014038.1 NM_014038 basic leucine zipper BZW2 MST017; MSTP017; and W2 domains 2 HSPC028 (BZW2), mRNA. 569 546 1440750 NM_030760.3 NM_030760 endothelial EDG8 SPPR-2; SPPR-1; differentiation, Edg-8; S1P5; S1PR5 sphingolipid G-protein- coupled receptor, 8 (EDG8), mRNA. 570 547 1450273 NM_024793.1 NM_024793 clusterin associated CLUAP1 FLJ13297; KIAA0643 protein 1 (CLUAP1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 571 548 1450707 NM_002931.3 NM_002931 ring finger protein 1 RING1 RNF1 (RING1), mRNA 572 549 1470386 NM_153634.2 NM_153634 copine VIII (CPNE8), CPNE8 MGC129646; mRNA. MGC129645 573 550 1500152 NM_007099.2 NM_007099 acid phosphatase 1, ACP1 HAAP; MGC3499; soluble (ACP1), MGC111030 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 574 551 1500164 NM_006196.2 NM_006196 poly(rC) binding protein PCBP1 hnRNP-E1; HNRPX; 1 (PCBP1), mRNA. HNRPE1; hnRNP-X 575 552 1500470 NM_030973.2 NM_030973 mediator complex MED25 TCBAP0758; ACID1; subunit 25 (MED25), MGC70671; ARC92; mRNA. DKFZp434K0512; P78 576 553 1500600 NM_175738.3 NM_175738 RAB37, member RAS RAB37 FLJ32507; FLJ30284 oncogene family (RAB37), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 577 554 1500711 NM_014876.3 NM_014876 Josephin domain JOSD1 dJ508I15.2; containing 1 (JOSD1), KIAA0063 mRNA. 578 555 1510026 NM_017791.1 NM_017791 feline leukemia virus FLVCR2 FLVCR2; C14orf58; subgroup C cellular FLJ20371; CCT receptor family, member 2 (FLVCR2), mRNA. 579 556 1510088 XM_001133534.1 XM_001133534 PREDICTED: ATPase, ATP1B3 — Na+/K+ transporting, beta 3 polypeptide, transcript variant 2 (ATP1B3), mRNA. 580 557 1510296 NM_133436.1 NM_133436 asparagine synthetase ASNS TS11 (ASNS), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 581 558 1510438 NM_012087.2 NM_012087 general transcription GTF3C5 TFIIIC63; FLJ20857; factor IIIC, polypeptide TFIIICepsilon; TFiiiC2- 5, 63 kDa (GTF3C5), 63 mRNA. 582 559 1510521 NM_002573.2 NM_002573 platelet-activating factor PAFAH1B3 — acetylhydrolase, isoform lb, gamma subunit 29 kDa (PAFAH1B3), mRNA. 583 560 1510630 NM_017803.3 NM_017803 dihydrouridine synthase DUS2L SMM1; FLJ20399; 2-like, SMM1 homolog URLC8; DUS2 (S. cerevisiae) (DUS2L), mRNA. 584 561 1510722 NM_018434.4 NM_018434 ring finger protein 130 RNF130 G1RZFP; (RNF130), mRNA MGC138647; GOLIATH; MGC99542; MGC117241; GP 585 562 1570338 NM_198480.2 NM_198480 zinc finger protein 615 ZNF615 DKFZp686O1554; (ZNF615), mRNA. FLJ39372; FLJ33710 586 563 1570348 NM_001759.2 NM_001759 cyclin D2 (CCND2), CCND2 KIAK0002; mRNA. MGC102758 587 564 1570725 NM_144772.1 NM_144772 apolipoprotein A-I APOA1BP MGC119145; binding protein MGC119143; AIBP (APOA1BP), mRNA 588 565 1580093 NM_020680.3 NM_020680 SCY1-like 1 (S. cerevisiae) SCYL1 TRAP; P105; NTKL; (SCYL1), TEIF; GKLP; transcript variant A, MGC78454; NKTL; mRNA. TAPK; HT019 589 566 1580224 NM_012241.2 NM_012241 sirtuin (silent mating SIRT5 SIR2L5 type information regulation 2 homolog) 5 (S. cerevisiae) (SIRT5), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 590 567 1580309 NM_001018108.2 NM_001018108 small EDRK-rich factor SERF2 4F5REL; H4F5rel; 2 (SERF2), mRNA. FLJ37527; FLJ38557; FAM2C; MGC48826; HsT17089; FLJ20431 591 568 1580601 NM_005800.3 NM_005800 ubiquitin specific USPL1 D135106E; C13orf22; peptidase like 1 DKFZp781K2286; (USPL1), mRNA. RP11-121O19.1; bA121O19.1; FLJ32952 592 569 1580719 NM_022065.4 NM_022065 thyroid adenoma THADA GITA; FLJ44016; associated (THADA), KIAA1767; FLJ44876; transcript variant 1, FLJ21877; FLJ77530 mRNA. 593 571 1660113 NM_001079673.1 NM_001079673 fibronectin type III FNDC3A KIAA0970; domain containing 3A bA203I16.5; FNDC3; (FNDC3A), transcript RP11-203I16.5; variant 1, mRNA. bA203I16.1; FLJ31509 594 572 1660215 NM_005177.3 NM_005177 ATPase, H+ ATP6V0A1 ATP6N1; VPP1; transporting, lysosomal DKFZp781J1951; V0 subunit a1 Stv1; a1; ATP6N1A; (ATP6V0A1), mRNA. Vph1 595 573 1660278 NM_012458.2 NM_012458 translocase of inner TIMM13 ppv1; TIMM13B; mitochondrial TIM13B; TIM13; membrane 13 homolog TIMM13A (yeast) (TIMM13), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 596 574 1660397 NM_003153.3 NM_003153 signal transducer and STAT6 STAT6C; D1251644; activator of transcription STAT6B; IL-4-STAT 6, interleukin-4 induced (STAT6), mRNA. 597 575 1660646 NM_018151.3 NM_018151 RAP1 interacting factor RIF1 DKFZp781N1478; homolog (yeast) (RIF1), FLJ12870 mRNA. 598 576 1660685 NM_018460.2 NM_018460 Rho GTPase activating ARHGAP15 BM046 protein 15 (ARHGAP15), mRNA. 599 577 1690209 NM_203385.1 NM_203385 ribonuclease/angiogenin RNH1 MGC54054; RAI; inhibitor 1 (RNH1), MGC4569; transcript variant 4, MGC18200; RNH mRNA. 600 578 1690288 NM_006901.1 NM_006901 myosin IXA (MYO9A), MYO9A MGC71859; mRNA. FLJ13244; FLJ11061 601 579 1710070 NM_000632.3 NM_000632 integdn, alpha M ITGAM MO1A; MAC1A; (complement CD11B; MAC-1; component 3 receptor 3 CR3A; MGC117044 subunit) (ITGAM), mRNA. 602 580 1710369 NM_001033853.1 NM_001033853 ribosomal protein L3 RPL3 MGC104284; (RPL3), transcript TARBP-B variant 2, mRNA. 603 581 1710541 NM_144649.1 NM_144649 transmembrane protein TMEM71 FLJ33069; 71 (TMEM71), mRNA. MGC111188 604 582 1710630 NM_003032.2 NM_003032 ST6 beta- ST6GAL1 ST6Gal I; SIAT1; galactosamide alpha- ST6GalI; MGC48859; 2,6-sialyltranferase 1 CD75 (ST6GAL1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 605 583 1740050 XM_495863.3 XM_495863 PREDICTED: GTPase, GVIN1 — very large interferon inducible 1 (GVIN1), mRNA. 606 584 1740136 NM_018976.3 NM_018976 solute carrier family 38, SLC38A2 PRO1068; SAT2; member 2 (SLC38A2), SNAT2; KIAA1382; mRNA. ATA2 607 585 1740373 NM_003565.1 NM_003565 unc-51-like kinase 1 (C. elegans) ULK1 FLJ38455; UNC51; (ULK1), Unc51.1; ATG1 mRNA. 608 586 1740471 NM_012461.1 NM_012461 TERF1 (TRF1)- TINF2 TIN2 interacting nuclear factor 2 (TINF2), mRNA. 609 587 1740646 NM_003737.2 NM_003737 dachsous 1 DCHS1 CDH25; KIAA1773; (Drosophila) (DCHS1), PCDH16; FLJ11790; mRNA. FIB1 610 588 1770035 NM_017851.4 NM_017851 poly (ADP-ribose) PARP16 FLJ25281; FLJ20509; polymerase family, C15orf30 member 16 (PARP16), mRNA. 611 589 1770152 NM_152851.1 NM_152851 membrane-spanning 4- MS4A6A CDA01; MSTP090; domains, subfamily A, MGC22650; 4SPAN3; member 6A (MS4A6A), 4SPAN3.2; MS4A6; transcript variant 3, CD20L3; MST090; mRNA. MGC131944 612 590 1770273 NM_001029862.1 NM_001029862 ankyrin repeat domain ANKRD30B NY-BR-1.1 30B (ANKRD30B), mRNA. 613 591 1770546 NM_004044.4 NM_004044 5-aminoimidazole-4- ATIC PURH; IMPCHASE; carboxamide AICARFT; AICAR ribonucleotide formyltransferase/IMP cyclohydrolase (ATIC), mRNA. 614 592 1770717 NM_003609.2 NM_003609 HIRA interacting protein HIRIP3 — 3 (HIRIP3), mRNA. 615 593 1770730 NM_003971.3 NM_003971 sperm associated SPAG9 FLJ34602; antigen 9 (SPAG9), MGC14967; mRNA. MGC117291; FLJ26141; JLP; HLC4; FLJ13450; PHET; MGC74461; HSS; PIG6; FLJ14006; KIAA0516 616 594 1780259 NM_017918.3 NM_017918 coiled-coil domain CCDC109B FLJ20647 containing 109B (CCDC109B), mRNA. 617 595 1780411 NM_148172.1 NM_148172 phosphatidylethanolamine PEMT PEAMT; MGC2483; N-methyltransferase PEMPT; PNMT; (PEMT), nuclear gene PEMT2 encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 1, mRNA. 618 596 1780730 NM_014167.2 NM_014167 coiled-coil domain CCDC59 FLJ10294; HSPC128 containing 59 (CCDC59), mRNA. 619 597 1820037 NM_000617.1 NM_000617 solute carrier family 11 SLC11A2 FLJ37416; NRAMP2; (proton-coupled DCT1; DMT1 divalent metal ion transporters), member 2 (SLC11A2), mRNA. 620 598 1820053 NM_152346.1 NM_152346 solute carrier family 43, SLC43A2 FLJ23848; LAT4; member 2 (SLC43A2), MGC34680 mRNA. 621 599 1820279 NM_130783.3 NM_130783 tetraspanin 18 TSPAN18 TSPAN (TSPAN18), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 622 600 1820300 NM_001334.2 NM_001334 cathepsin O (CTSO), CTSO CTSO1 mRNA. 623 601 1820379 NM_000954.5 NM_000954 prostaglandin D2 PTGDS PGD2; PGDS; synthase 21 kDa (brain) PGDS2; PDS (PTGDS), mRNA. 624 602 1820438 NM_001014380.1 NM_001014380 katanin p60 subunit A- KATNAL1 MGC2599 like 1 (KATNAL1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 625 603 1820441 NM_144567.3 NM_144567 angel homolog 2 ANGEL2 FLJ12793; (Drosophila) KIAA0759L (ANGEL2), mRNA. 626 604 1820470 NM_016167.3 NM_016167 nucleolar protein 7, NOL7 RARG-1; dJ223E5.2; 27 kDa (NOL7), mRNA. MGC71933; C6orf90 627 605 1820504 NM_000269.2 NM_000269 non-metastatic cells 1, NME1 NDPKA; NM23-H1; protein (NM23A) NDPK-A; NM23; expressed in (NME1), AWD; GAAD transcript variant 2, mRNA. 628 606 1820543 NM_182498.2 NM_182498 zinc finger protein 428 ZNF428 MGC51082; Zfp428; (ZNF428), mRNA. C19orf37 629 607 1850259 NM_205843.1 NM_205843 nuclear factor I/C NFIC CTF5; CTF; NF-I; NFI; (CCAAT-binding MGC20153 transcription factor) (NFIC), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 630 608 1850338 NM_001000.2 NM_001000 ribosomal protein L39 RPL39 — (RPL39), mRNA. 631 609 1850523 NM_004131.3 NM_004131 granzyme B (granzyme GZMB CCPI; CGL1; 2, cytotoxic T- CTSGL1; CGL-1; lymphocyte-associated CSP-B; CTLA1; serine esterase 1) CSPB; SECT; HLP (GZMB), mRNA. 632 610 1850612 NM_005484.2 NM_005484 poly (ADP-ribose) PARP2 ADPRTL3; ADPRTL2; polymerase family, PARP-2; ADPRT2; member 2 (PARP2), pADPRT-2 mRNA. 633 611 1940021 NM_002087.2 NM_002087 granulin (GRN), mRNA. GRN PEPI; PGRN; PCDGF; GEP; GP88 634 612 1940129 NM_001040023.1 NM_001040023 signal-regulatory SIRPA SIRPalpha2; BIT; protein alpha (SIRPA), SHPS1; MFR; SIRP; transcript variant 2, SHPS-1; CD172A; mRNA. SIRP-ALPHA-1; SIRPalpha; PTPNS1; P84; MYD-1 635 613 1940187 NM_130797.2 NM_130797 dipeptidyl-peptidase 6 DPP6 DPPX; MGC46605 (DPP6), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 636 614 1940193 NM_022055.1 NM_022055 potassium channel, KCNK12 THIK2; THIK-2 subfamily K, member 12 (KCNK12), mRNA. 637 615 1940402 NM_001013706.2 NM_001013706 lipid storage droplet LSDP5 — protein 5 (LSDP5), mRNA. 638 616 1980059 NM_170774.1 NM_170774 Ras association RASSF2 DKFZp781O1747; (RalGDS/AF-6) domain KIAA0168 family member 2 (RASSF2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 639 617 1980220 NM_001039712.1 NM_001039712 death effector domain DEDD KE05; CASP8IP1; containing (DEDD), FLDED1; DEDD1; transcript variant 4, DEFT mRNA. 640 618 1980242 NM_001239.2 NM_001239 cyclin H (CCNH), CCNH p34; CAK; p37 mRNA. 641 619 1980553 NM_003815.3 NM_003815 ADAM ADAM15 MDC15 metallopeptidase domain 15 (ADAM15), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 642 620 1980632 NM_001539.2 NM_001539 DnaJ (Hsp40) homolog, DNAJA1 DjA1; hDJ-2; HSJ2; subfamily A, member 1 DJ-2; HSPF4; HSDJ; (DNAJA1), mRNA. HDJ2 643 621 1980762 NM_133491.2 NM_133491 spermidine/spermine SAT2 SSAT2 N1-acetyltransferase family member 2 (SAT2), mRNA. 644 622 1990379 NM_152270.2 NM_152270 schlafen family member SLFN11 FLJ34922; SLFN8/9 11 (SLFN11), mRNA. 645 623 1990397 NM_004510.2 NM_004510 SP110 nuclear body SP110 FLJ22835; IFI75; protein (SP110), VODI; IFI41 transcript variant b, mRNA. 646 624 2000167 NM_032876.4 NM_032876 jub, ajuba homolog JUB Ajuba; MGC15563 (Xenopus laevis) (JUB), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 647 625 2000195 NM_017599.2 NM_017599 vezatin, adherens VEZT DKFZp761C241; junctions VEZATIN transmembrane protein (VEZT), mRNA. 648 626 2000482 NM_000107.1 NM_000107 damage-specific DNA DDB2 FLJ34321 binding protein 2, 48 kDa (DDB2), mRNA. 649 627 2000500 NM_016047.3 NM_016047 splicing factor 3B, 14 kDa SF3B14 Ht006; SF3B14a; subunit (SF3B14), SAP14; CGI-110; mRNA. HSPC175; P14 650 628 2030088 NM_178273.1 NM_178273 paired immunoglobin- PILRA FDF03 like type 2 receptor alpha (PILRA), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 651 629 2030360 NM_001042693.1 NM_001042693 hypothetical protein MGC52498 PRO7171; MGC52498 WWLS2783 (MGC52498), mRNA. 652 630 2060047 NM_004776.2 NM_004776 UDP-Gal:betaGlcNAc B4GALT5 beta4Gal-T5; BETA4- beta 1,4- GALT-IV; B4Gal-T5; galactosyltransferase, gt-V; beta4GalT-V polypeptide 5 (B4GALT5), mRNA. 653 631 2060121 NM_000147.3 NM_000147 fucosidase, alpha-L-1, FUCA1 — tissue (FUCA1), mRNA. 654 632 2060154 NM_024742.1 NM_024742 armadillo repeat ARMC5 FLJ00019; FLJ13063 containing 5 (ARMC5), mRNA. 655 633 2060286 NM_005134.2 NM_005134 protein phosphatase 4, PPP4R1 PP4R1; PP4(Rmeg) regulatory subunit 1 (PPP4R1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 656 634 2070037 NM_012092.2 NM_012092 inducible T-cell co- ICOS CD278; MGC39850; stimulator (ICOS), AILIM mRNA. 657 635 2070088 NM_002127.3 NM_002127 HLA-G HLA-G MHC-G histocompatibility antigen, class I, G (HLA-G), mRNA. 658 636 2070291 NM_002633.2 NM_002633 phosphoglucomutase 1 PGM1 — (PGM1), mRNA. 659 637 2070376 XM_001132711.1 XM_001132711 PREDICTED: radical RFNG — fringe homolog (Drosophila) (RFNG), mRNA. 660 638 2070736 NM_138341.1 NM_138341 transmembrane protein TMEM116 FLJ90167 116 (TMEM116), mRNA. 661 639 2100139 NM_005455.3 NM_005455 zinc finger, RAN- ZRANB2 DKFZp686J1831; binding domain DKFZp686N09117; containing 2 (ZRANB2), ZIS2; ZIS1; transcript variant 2, FLJ41119; ZIS; mRNA. ZNF265 662 640 2120053 NM_000104.2 NM_000104 cytochrome P450, CYP1B1 GLC3A; CP1B family 1, subfamily B, polypeptide 1 (CYP1B1), mRNA. 663 641 2120224 NM_033121.1 NM_033121 ankyrin repeat domain ANKRD13A ANKRD13; NY-REN- 13A (ANKRD13A), 25 mRNA. 664 642 2120360 NM_006950.3 NM_006950 synapsin I (SYN1), SYN1 SYN1a; SYNI; SYN1b transcript variant Ia, mRNA. 665 643 2120500 NM_152233.2 NM_152233 sorting nexin 6 (SNX6), SNX6 MSTP010; MGC3157; transcript variant 2, TFAF2 mRNA. 666 644 2140202 NM_020711.1 NM_020711 ermin, ERM-like protein ERMN JN; KIAA1189; ermin (ERMN), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 667 645 2140288 NM_024829.4 NM_024829 hypothetical protein FLJ22662 — FLJ22662 (FLJ22662), mRNA. 668 646 2140364 NM_022340.2 NM_022340 zinc finger, FYVE ZFYVE20 MGC126210; domain containing 20 FLJ34993; (ZFYVE20), mRNA. Rabenosyn-5 669 647 2140382 NM_015148.2 NM_015148 PAS domain containing PASK KIAA0135; STK37; serine/threonine kinase PASKIN; (PASK), mRNA DKFZp686P2031; DKFZP434O051 670 648 2140735 NM_006266.2 NM_006266 ral guanine nucleotide RALGDS RGF; RalGEF; dissociation stimulator FLJ20922 (RALGDS), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 671 649 2190064 NM_003756.2 NM_003756 eukaryotic translation EIF3H EIF3S3; eIF3h; initiation factor 3, MGC102958; eIF3- subunit H (EIF3H), p40; eIF3-gamma mRNA. 672 650 2190189 NM_015934.3 NM_015934 nucleolar protein NOP5/NOP58 HSPC120 NOP5/NOP58 (NOP5/NOP58), mRNA. 673 651 2190390 NM_147223.2 NM_147223 nuclear receptor NCOA1 RIP160; NCoA-1; coactivator 1 (NCOA1), SRC1; MGC129719; transcript variant 2, MGC129720; F-SRC-1 mRNA. 674 652 2190730 NM_001007794.1 NM_001007794 choline/ethanolamine CEPT1 MGC45223; phosphotransferase 1 DKFZp313G0615 (CEPT1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 675 653 2230019 NM_001078170.1 NM_001078170 RANBP2-like and GRIP RGPD2 RGP2; RANBP2L2; domain containing 2 NUP358 (RGPD2), mRNA. XM_001134112 XM_001134114 XM_001134116 676 654 2230408 NM_006578.3 NM_006578 guanine nucleotide GNB5 FLJ37457; FLJ43714; binding protein (G GB5 protein), beta 5 (GNB5), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 677 655 2230431 NM_002200.3 NM_002200 interferon regulatory IRF5 — factor 5 (IRF5), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 678 656 2230730 NM_018079.3 NM_018079 S1 RNA binding SRBD1 FLJ10379 domain 1 (SRBD1), mRNA. 679 657 2260129 NM_022349.2 NM_022349 membrane-spanning 4- MS4A6A CDA01; MSTP090; domains, subfamily A, MGC22650; 4SPAN3; member 6A (MS4A6A), 4SPAN3.2; MS4A6; transcript variant 2, CD20L3; MST090; mRNA. MGC131944 680 659 2260619 NM_080875.1 NM_080875 mindbomb homolog 2 MIB2 ZZZ5; ZZANK1; (Drosophila) (MIB2), FLJ20648; FLJ39787 mRNA. 681 660 2320215 NM_024923.2 NM_024923 nucleoporin 210 kDa NUP210 KIAA0906; FLJ22389; (NUP210), mRNA. GP210; POM210 682 661 2320286 NM_004973.2 NM_004973 jumonji, AT rich JARID2 JMJ interactive domain 2 (JARID2), mRNA 683 662 2320722 NM_014957.2 NM_014957 DENN/MADD domain DENND3 KIAA0870 containing 3 (DENND3), mRNA. 684 663 2340072 NM_022750.2 NM_022750 poly (ADP-ribose) PARP12 MSTP109; FLJ22693; polymerase family, ZC3H1; ZC3HDC1; member 12 (PARP12), MST109; PARP-12 mRNA. 685 664 2340180 NM_003564.1 NM_003564 transgelin 2 (TAGLN2), TAGLN2 KIAA0120; HA1756 mRNA. 686 665 2350215 NM_021807.3 NM_021807 exocyst complex EXOC4 SEC8L1; REC8; component 4 (EXOC4), Sec8p; SEC8; transcript variant 1, MGC27170 mRNA. 687 666 2350468 NM_001077203.1 NM_001077203 SUMO1/sentrin specific SENP7 KIAA1707; peptidase 7 (SENP7), MGC157730 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 688 667 2360326 NM_003186.3 NM_003186 transgelin (TAGLN), TAGLN TAGLN1; WS3-10; transcript variant 2, SM22; mRNA. DKFZp686P11128; SMCC 689 668 2360711 NM_024010.1 NM_024010 5- MTRR MSR; MGC129643 methyltetrahydrofolate- homocysteine methyltransferasereductase (MTRR), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 690 669 2360719 NM_007199.1 NM_007199 interleukin-1 receptor- IRAK3 IRAKM; ASRT5; associated kinase 3 IRAK-M (IRAK3), mRNA. 691 671 2370064 NM_001671.2 NM_001671 asialoglycoprotein ASGR1 ASGPR; Hs.12056; receptor 1 (ASGR1), CLEC4H1 mRNA. 692 672 2370128 NM_032839.1 NM_032839 disrupted in renal DIRC2 FLJ14784; RCC4 carcinoma 2 (DIRC2), mRNA. 693 673 2370228 NM_033124.2 NM_033124 coiled-coil domain CCDC65 FLJ25663; NYD- containing 65 SP28; FLJ35732 (CCDC65), mRNA. 694 674 2450131 NM_020338.2 NM_020338 zinc finger, MIZ-type ZMIZ1 MIZ; Zimp10; containing 1 (ZMIZ1), FLJ13541; hZIMP10; mRNA. KIAA1224; RAI17 695 675 2450132 NM_030573.2 NM_030573 THAP domain THAP7 MGC10963 containing 7 (THAP7), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 696 676 2450280 NM_016505.2 NM_016505 zinc finger, CCHC ZCCHC17 pNO40; PS1D; domain containing 17 HSPC251; RP11- (ZCCHC17), mRNA. 266K22.1 697 677 2450427 NM_005601.3 NM_005601 natural killer cell group NKG7 GIG1 7 sequence (NKG7), mRNA. 698 678 2450554 NM_203284.1 NM_203284 recombination signal RBPJ SUH; RBP-J; RBPJK; binding protein for csl; KBF2; IGKJRB1; immunoglobulin kappa IGKJRB; CBF1; J region (RBPJ), RBPSUH; transcript variant 4, MGC61669 mRNA. 699 679 2450563 NM_001008738.2 NM_001008738 folliculin interacting FNIP1 DKFZp781P0215; protein 1 (FNIP1), KIAA1961; MGC667; transcript variant 2, DKFZp686E18167 mRNA. 700 680 2450707 NR_002825.1 NR_002825 sialic acid binding Ig- SIGLECP16 Siglec-P16 like lectin, pseudogene 16 (SIGLECP16) on chromosome 19. 701 681 2450762 NM_014002.2 NM_014002 inhibitor of kappa light IKBKE MGC125295; polypeptide gene MGC125297; IKKI; enhancer in B-cells, MGC125294; IKK-i; kinase epsilon (IKBKE), IKKE; KIAA0151 mRNA. 702 682 2470070 NM_005647.2 NM_005647 transducin (beta)-like TBL1X EBI; TBL1 1X-linked (TBL1X), mRNA. 703 683 2470079 NM_001032293.2 NM_001032293 zinc finger protein 207 ZNF207 DKFZp761N202 (ZNF207), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 704 684 2470097 NM_037370.1 NM_037370 cyclin D-type binding- CCNDBP1 DIP1; GCIP protein 1 (CCNDBP1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 705 685 2470634 NM_006195.4 NM_006195 pre-B-cell leukemia PBX3 — homeobox 3 (PBX3), mRNA. 706 686 2480039 NM_015878.4 NM_015878 antizyme inhibitor 1 AZIN1 ODC1L; OAZIN; (AZIN1), transcript OAZI; MGC3832; variant 1, mRNA. MGC691 707 687 2480048 NM_178124.3 NM_178124 chromosome X open CXorf40A EOLA1; CXorf40 reading frame 40A (CXorf40A), mRNA. 708 688 2480075 NM_024997.2 NM_024997 activating transcription ATF7IP2 MCAF2; FLJ12668 factor 7 interacting protein 2 (ATF7IP2), mRNA. 709 689 2480424 NM_002661.2 NM_002661 phospholipase C, PLCG2 — gamma 2 (phosphatidylinositol- specific) (PLCG2), mRNA. 710 690 2480576 NM_001033566.1 NM_001033566 ras homolog gene RHOT1 ARHT1; MIRO-1; family, member T1 FLJ12633; FLJ11040 (RHOT1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 711 691 2490072 NM_032152.3 NM_032152 PML-RARA regulated PRAM1 MGC39864; PRAM-1 adaptor molecule 1 (PRAM1), mRNA. 712 692 2490240 NM_130435.2 NM_130435 protein tyrosine PTPRE DKFZp313F1310; phosphatase, receptor PTPE; HPTPE; R- type, E (PTPRE), PTP-EPSILON transcript variant 2, mRNA. 713 693 2490452 NM_000152.3 NM_000152 glucosidase, alpha; GAA LYAG acid (Pompe disease, glycogen storage disease type II) (GAA), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 714 694 2490598 NM_001155.3 NM_001155 annexin A6 (ANXA6), ANXA6 ANX6; CBP68 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 715 695 2490719 NM_004226.2 NM_004226 serine/threonine kinase STK17B DRAK2 17b (STK17B), mRNA. 716 696 2510086 NM_138473.2 NM_138473 Sp1 transcription factor SP1 — (SP1), mRNA. 717 697 2510278 NM_006341.2 NM_006341 MAD2 mitotic arrest MAD2L2 REV7; MAD2B deficient-like 2 (yeast) (MAD2L2), mRNA. 718 698 2570112 NM_006720.3 NM_006720 actin binding LIM ABLIM1 KIAA0059; FLJ14564; protein 1 (ABLIM1), MGC1224; LIMATIN; transcript variant 4, LIMAB1; mRNA. DKFZp781D0148; ABLIM 719 699 2570253 NM_007047.3 NM_007047 butyrophilin, subfamily BTN3A2 BT3.3; BT3.2; BTF4 3, member A2 (BTN3A2), mRNA. 720 700 2570433 NM_145341.2 NM_145341 programmed cell death PDCD4 MGC33046; 4 (neoplastic MGC33047; H731 transformation inhibitor) (PDCD4), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 721 701 2600138 NM_006123.2 NM_006123 iduronate 2-sulfatase IDS MPS2; SIDS (Hunter syndrome) (IDS), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 722 702 2600537 NM_001755.2 NM_001755 core-binding factor, CBFB PEBP2B beta subunit (CBFB), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 723 703 2600747 NM_001547.4 NM_001547 interferon-induced IFIT2 GARG-39; G10P2; protein with cig42; ISG-54K; IFI- tetratricopeptide 54; IFI54; ISG54 repeats 2 (IFIT2), mRNA. 724 704 2630008 NM_144576.3 NM_144576 coenzyme Q10 COQ10A FLJ32452 homolog A (S. cerevisiae) (COQ10A), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 725 705 2630370 NM_001013836.1 NM_001013836 MAD1 mitotic arrest MAD1L1 PIG9; HsMAD1; deficient-like 1 (yeast) TXBP181; MAD1; (MAD1L1), transcript TP53I9 variant 2, mRNA. 726 706 2630554 NM_152405.2 NM_152405 junction-mediating and JMY FLJ37870; regulatory protein MGC163496 (JMY), mRNA. 727 708 2640068 NM_002934.2 NM_002934 ribonuclease, RNase A RNASE2 EDN; RNS2 family, 2 (liver, eosinophil-derived neurotoxin) (RNASE2), mRNA. 728 709 2640161 NM_206962.1 NM_206962 protein arginine PRMT2 HRMT1L1; methyltransferase 2 MGC111373 (PRMT2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 729 710 2640286 NM_000517.3 NM_000517 hemoglobin, alpha 2 HBA2 HBA1 (HBA2), mRNA. 730 711 2640471 NM_007219.2 NM_007219 ring finger protein 24 RNF24 G1L (RNF24), mRNA. GCACCAGTAAGGCCCGT 731 712 2640551 NM_016308.1 NM_016308 cytidine CMPK1 RP11-511I2.1; UMK; monophosphate (UMP- UMP-CMPK; CMPK; CMP) kinase 1, CMK; UMPK cytosolic (CMPK1), mRNA. 732 713 2640619 NM_003430.2 NM_003430 zinc finger protein 91 ZNF91 HTF10; HPF7 (ZNF91), mRNA. 733 714 2650113 NM_033013.1 NM_033013 nuclear receptor NR1I2 PAR; PRR; SAR; subfamily 1, group I, PAR1; ONR1; BXR; member 2 (NR1I2), SXR; PXR; PAR2; transcript variant 3, PARq mRNA. 734 715 2650468 NM_001037637.1 NM_001037637 basic transcription BTF3 BETA-NAC; BTF3a; factor 3 (BTF3), BTF3b; NACB transcript variant 1, mRNA. 735 716 2650564 NM_004585.3 NM_004585 retinoic acid receptor RARRES3 MGC8906; responder (tazarotene HRASLS4; TIG3; induced) 3 RIG1 (RARRES3), mRNA. 736 717 2650594 NM_001080156.1 NM_001080156 Rho GTPase activating ARHGAP9 10C; RGL1; protein 9 (ARHGAP9), FLJ16525; MGC1295 transcript variant 3, mRNA. 737 718 2650619 NM_006597.3 NM_006597 heat shock 70 kDa HSPA8 MGC131511; HSC54; protein 8 (HSPA8), HSPA10; MGC29929; transcript variant 1, HSC70; HSP71; mRNA. HSP73; LAP1; HSC71; NIP71 738 719 2680050 NM_080816.2 NM_080816 signal-regulatory SIRPG SIRPgamma; SIRP- protein gamma B2; CD172g; SIRPB2; (SIRPG), transcript bA77C3.1 variant 2, mRNA. 739 720 2680056 NM_001025195.1 NM_001025195 carboxylesterase 1 CES1 HMSE1; PCE-1; (monocyte/macrophage CES2; TGH; SES1; serine esterase 1) HMSE; ACAT; (CES1), transcript MGC117365; CEH variant 1, mRNA. 740 721 2680092 NM_203416.1 NM_203416 CD163 molecule CD163 MM130; M130 (CD163), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 741 722 2680446 NM_001659.1 NM_001659 ADP-ribosylation factor ARF3 — 3 (ARF3), mRNA. 742 723 2680639 NM_017875.1 NM_017875 solute carrier family 25, SLC25A38 FLJ20551; FLJ22703 member 38 (SLC25A38), mRNA. 743 724 2690068 NM_145863.1 NM_145863 ankyrin repeat and ASB3 FLJ10123; ASB-3; SOCS box-containing 3 MGC996; (ASB3), transcript MGC132002; variant 2, mRNA. FLJ10421; MGC12531 744 725 2690520 NM_021930.4 NM_021930 RAD50 interactor 1 RINT1 DKFZp667H2324; (RINT1), mRNA. RINT-1 745 726 2690524 NM_006698.2 NM_006698 bladder cancer BLCAP BC10 associated protein (BLCAP), mRNA. 746 727 2690598 NM_021626.1 NM_021626 serine SCPEP1 RISC; HSCP1 carboxypeptidase 1 (SCPEP1), mRNA. 747 728 2710068 NM_003757.2 NM_003757 eukaryotic translation EIF3I EIF3S2; TRIP-1; eIF3- initiation factor 3, beta; TRIP1; eIF3i; subunit I (EIF3I), eIF3-p36; PRO2242 mRNA. 748 729 2710129 NM_152783.3 NM_152783 D-2-hydroxyglutarate D2HGDH FLJ42195; dehydrogenase MGC25181; D2HGD (D2HGDH), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 749 730 2710286 NM_002332.2 NM_002332 low density lipoprotein- LRP1 A2MR; FLJ16451; related protein 1 (alpha- LRP; TGFBR5; CD91; 2-macroglobulin APR; MGC88725; receptor) (LRP1), APOER mRNA. 750 731 2710400 NM_004949.2 NM_004949 desmocollin 2 (DSC2), DSC2 DGII/III; transcript variant DKFZp686I11137; Dsc2b, mRNA. CDHF2; ARVD11; DG2; DSC3 751 732 2710653 NM_030793.3 NM_030793 F-box protein 38 FBXO38 Fbx38; SP329; MOKA (FBXO38), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 752 733 2710682 NM_000904.2 NM_000904 NAD(P)H NQO2 DHQV; DIA6; dehydrogenase, NMOR2; QR2 quinone 2 (NQO2), mRNA. 753 734 2710754 NM_198196.2 NM_198196 CD96 molecule CD96 DKFZp667E2122; (CD96), transcript MGC22596; TACTILE variant 1, mRNA. 754 735 2750154 NM_014800.9 NM_014800 engulfment and cell ELMO1 CED-12; KIAA0281; motility 1 (ELMO1), ELMO-1; transcript variant 1, MGC126406; CED12 mRNA. 755 737 2750750 NM_003343.4 NM_003343 ubiquitin-conjugating UBE2G2 UBC7 enzyme E2G 2 (UBC7 homolog, yeast) (UBE2G2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 756 738 2760164 NM_012328.1 NM_012328 DnaJ (Hsp40) homolog, DNAJB9 MSTP049; MDG1; subfamily B, member 9 DKFZP564F1862; (DNAJB9), mRNA. MST049; ERdj4 757 739 2760201 XM_001133926.1 XM_001133926 PREDICTED: solute SLC25A20 — carrier family 25 (carnitine/acylcarnitinetranslocase), member 20 (SLC25A20), mRNA. 758 740 2760255 NM_007358.2 NM_007358 metal response MTF2 dJ976O13.2; PCL2; element binding M96; RP5-976013.1 transcription factor 2 (MTF2), mRNA. 759 741 2760427 NM_002863.3 NM_002863 phosphorylase, PYGL — glycogen; liver (Hers disease, glycogen storage disease type VI) (PYGL), mRNA. 760 742 2810202 NM_001009936.1 NM_001009936 PHD finger protein 19 PHF19 MGC131698; PCL3; (PHF19), transcript MGC23929; variant 2, mRNA. MGC149713; MGC149712 761 743 2810246 NM_030915.1 NM_030915 limb bud and heart LBH MGC163287; development homolog MGC104312; (mouse) (LBH), mRNA. DKFZP566J091 762 744 2810296 NM_000709.2 NM_000709 branched chain keto BCKDHA FLJ45695; MSUD1; acid dehydrogenase MSU E1, alpha polypeptide (BCKDHA), mRNA. 763 745 2810315 NM_014624.3 NM_014624 S100 calcium binding S100A6 PRA; CABP; 2A9; protein A6 (S100A6), 5B10; CACY mRNA. 764 746 2810328 NM_006047.4 NM_006047 RNA binding motif RBM12 KIAA0765; protein 12 (RBM12), HRIHFB2091; SWAN transcript variant 1, mRNA. 765 747 2810364 NM_014315.2 NM_014315 kelch domain KLHDC2 LCP; HCLP-1 containing 2 (KLHDC2), mRNA. 766 748 2810601 NM_016269.2 NM_016269 lymphoid enhancer- LEF1 TCF1ALPHA; binding factor 1 (LEF1), DKFZp586H0919 mRNA. 767 749 2810661 NM_001080435.1 NM_001080435 WAS protein homology WHDC1 KIAA1971 region 2 domain containing 1 (WHDC1), mRNA. 768 750 2810678 NM_176800.1 NM_176800 PRP4 pre-mRNA PRPF4B PR4H; dJ1013A10.1; processing factor 4 PRP4; KIAA0536; homolog B (yeast) PRP4H; PRP4K (PRPF4B), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 769 751 2850575 NM_001033.2 NM_001033 ribonucleotide RRM1 RR1; R1; RIR1 reductase M1 polypeptide (RRM1), mRNA. 770 752 2850576 NM_022367.2 NM_022367 sema domain, SEMA4A RP11-54H19.2; immunoglobulin domain RP35; SEMB; (Ig), transmembrane SEMAB; FLJ12287; domain (TM) and short CORD10 cytoplasmic domain, (semaphorin) 4A (SEMA4A), mRNA. 771 753 2900768 NM_021737.1 NM_021737 chloride channel 6 CLCN6 KIAA0046; CLC-6 (CLCN6), transcript variant CIC-6d, mRNA. 772 755 2970026 NM_033414.2 NM_033414 zinc finger protein 622 ZNF622 MGC17552; ZPR9; (ZNF622), mRNA. MGC2485 773 756 2970133 NM_005049.2 NM_005049 PWP2 periodic PWP2 PWP2H; EHOC-17 tryptophan protein homolog (yeast) (PWP2), mRNA. 774 758 3060092 NM_022040.2 NM_022040 linker for activation of T LAT2 WBSCR5; cells family, member 2 WBSCR15; (LAT2), transcript HSPC046; NTAL; variant 1, mRNA. WSCR5; LAB 775 759 3060278 NM_138381.1 NM_138381 hypothetical protein MGC15763 — BC008322 (MGC15763), mRNA. 776 760 3060487 NM_002802.2 NM_002802 proteasome (prosome, PSMC1 P26S4; p56; macropain) 26S MGC24583; S4; subunit, ATPase, 1 MGC8541 (PSMC1), mRNA. 777 761 3060494 NM_052813.3 NM_052813 caspase recruitment CARD9 hCARD9 domain family, member 9 (CARD9), mRNA. 778 762 3060612 NM_002115.1 NM_002115 hexokinase 3 (white HK3 HXK3; HKIII cell) (HK3), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 779 763 3060692 NM_182661.1 NM_182661 ceramide kinase CERK KIAA1646; (CERK), transcript dA59H18.3; hCERK; variant 2, mRNA. dA59H18.2; FLJ23239; MGC131878; LK4; FLJ21430; DKFZp434E0211 780 764 3120053 NM_015888.4 NM_015888 hook homolog 1 HOOK1 MGC10642; HK1 (Drosophila) (HOOK1), mRNA. 781 765 3120228 NM_004069.3 NM_004069 adaptor-related protein AP2S1 AP17; CLAPS2; complex 2, sigma 1 AP17-DELTA subunit (AP2S1), transcript variant AP17, mRNA. 782 766 3120370 NM_001251.1 NM_001251 CD68 antigen (CD68), CD68 SCARD1 mRNA. 783 767 3120431 NM_000883.2 NM_000883 IMP (inosine IMPDH1 sWSS2608; RP10; monophosphate) DKFZp781N0678; dehydrogenase 1 LCA11; IMPD; IMPD1 (IMPDH1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 784 768 3120707 NM_001014840.1 NM_001014840 cutA divalent cation CUTA MGC111154; tolerance homolog (E. coli) ACHAP; C6orf82 (CUTA), transcript variant 5, mRNA. 785 769 3130079 NM_014239.2 NM_014239 eukaryotic translation EIF2B2 EIF-2Bbeta; EIF2B initiation factor 2B, subunit 2 beta, 39 kDa (EIF2B2), mRNA. 786 770 3130136 NM_002649.2 NM_002649 phosphoinositide-3- PIK3CG PIK3; PI3K; PI3CG; kinase, catalytic, PI3Kgamma gamma polypeptide (PIK3CG), mRNA. 787 771 3130246 NM_173647.2 NM_173647 ring finger protein 149 RNF149 FLJ90504; DNAPTP2 (RNF149), mRNA. 788 772 3130301 NM_002648.2 NM_002648 pim-1 oncogene PIM1 PIM (PIM1), mRNA. 789 773 3130768 NM_004487.3 NM_004487 golgin B1, golgi integral GOLGB1 GOLIM1; GCP372; membrane protein GCP; GIANTIN (GOLGB1), mRNA. 790 775 3140553 NM_020150.3 NM_020150 SAR1 gene homolog A SAR1A masra2; SARA1; (S. cerevisiae) SAR1; Sara (SAR1A), mRNA. 791 776 3140670 NM_000117.1 NM_000117 emerin (Emery-Dreifuss EMD STA; EDMD muscular dystrophy) (EMD), mRNA. 792 777 3140707 NM_031458.1 NM_031458 poly (ADP-ribose) PARP9 DKFZp666B0810; polymerase family, DKFZp686M15238; member 9 (PARP9), BAL1; FLJ26637; mRNA. BAL; FLJ41418; MGC: 7868 793 778 3170519 NM_012208.2 NM_012208 histidyl-tRNAsynthetase HARS2 HO3; HARSL; 2, mitochondrial HARSR (putative) (HARS2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 794 779 3180215 NM_033657.1 NM_033657 death associated DAP3 MGC126059; protein 3 (DAP3), MGC126058; bMRP- nuclear gene encoding 10; MRP-S29; mitochondrial protein, DKFZp686G12159; transcript variant 1, DAP-3; MRPS29 mRNA. 795 780 3180289 NM_001987.4 NM_001987 ets variant gene 6 (TEL ETV6 TEL; TEL/ABL oncogene) (ETV6), mRNA. 796 781 3180438 NM_001006.3 NM_001006 ribosomal protein S3A RPS3A FTE1; MGC23240; (RPS3A), mRNA. MFTL 797 782 3180446 NM_005481.2 NM_005481 mediator complex MED16 THRAP5; TRAP95; subunit 16 (MED16), DRIP92; MED16 mRNA. 798 783 3180681 NR_003187.1 NR_003187 neutrophil cytosolic NCF1C SH3PXD1C factor 1C pseudogene (NCF1C) on chromosome 7. 799 784 3180736 NM_199002.1 NM_199002 Rho guanine nucleotide ARHGEF1 P115-RHOGEF; exchange factor (GEF) GEF1; LBCL2; 1 (ARHGEF1), SUB1.5 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 800 785 3190437 NM_138361.3 NM_138361 leucine rich repeat and LRSAM1 FLJ31641; RIFLE; sterile alpha motif TAL containing 1 (LRSAM1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 801 786 3290019 NM_024814.1 NM_024814 Cas-Br-M (murine) CBLL1 HAKAI; FLJ23109; ecotropic retroviral MGC163403; transforming sequence- RNF188; like 1 (CBLL1), mRNA. MGC163401 802 787 3290292 NM_015907.2 NM_015907 leucineaminopeptidase LAP3 LAP; LAPEP; PEPS 3 (LAP3), mRNA. 803 788 3290315 NM_002525.1 NM_002525 nardilysin (N-arginine NRD1 hNRD2; hNRD1 dibasic convertase) (NRD1), mRNA. 804 789 3290669 NM_139168.2 NM_139168 splicing factor, SFRS12 DKFZp564B176; arginine/serine-rich 12 SRrp508; SRrp86; (SFRS12), transcript MGC133045 variant 2, mRNA. 805 790 3310091 NM_018643.2 NM_018643 triggering receptor TREM1 TREM-1 expressed on myeloid cells 1 (TREM1), mRNA. 806 791 3310093 NM_017861.1 NM_017861 phosphatidylinositol PIGX FLJ20522 glycan anchor biosynthesis, class X (PIGX), mRNA. 807 792 3310358 NM_000294.1 NM_000294 phosphorylase kinase, PHKG2 — gamma 2 (testis) (PHKG2), mRNA. 808 793 3360634 NM_013322.2 NM_013322 sorting nexin 10 SNX10 MGC33054 (SNX10), mRNA. 809 794 3370093 NM_013304.1 NM_013304 zinc finger, DHHC-type ZDHHC1 ZNF377; C16orf1; containing 1 HSU90653 (ZDHHC1), mRNA. 810 795 3370112 NM_002951.2 NM_002951 ribophorin II (RPN2), RPN2 RPNII; RIBIIR; RPN- mRNA. II; SWP1 811 796 3370202 NR_001562.1 NR_001562 annexin A2 ANXA2P1 LPC2A; ANX2L1; pseudogene 1 ANX2P1 (ANXA2P1) on chromosome 4. 812 797 3370300 NM_133459.1 NM_133459 collagen and calcium CCBE1 FLJ30681; binding EGF domains 1 MGC50861 (CCBE1), mRNA. 813 798 3370327 NM_022746.2 NM_022746 MOCO sulphurase C- MOSC1 FLJ22390; RP11- terminal domain 295M18.1 containing 1 (MOSC1), mRNA. 814 799 3370594 NM_006866.1 NM_006866 leukocyte LILRA2 CD85H; LIR-7; LIR7; immunoglobulin-like ILT1 receptor, subfamily A (with TM domain), member 2 (LILRA2), mRNA. 815 800 3390022 NM_001861.2 NM_001861 cytochrome c oxidase COX4I1 MGC72016; COXIV; subunit IV isoform 1 COX4 (COX4I1), mRNA. 816 801 3390093 NM_001035505.1 NM_001035505 bolA homolog 3 (E. coli) BOLA3 — (BOLA3), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 817 802 3390286 NM_000682.5 NM_000682 adrenergic, alpha-2B-, ADRA2B ADRARL1; receptor (ADRA2B), ADRA2L1; mRNA. ALPHA2BAR; ADRA2RL1 818 803 3390544 NM_001017963.2 NM_001017963 heat shock protein HSP90AA1 HSPCAL4; HSPN; 90 kDa alpha HSP86; Hsp89; (cytosolic), class A HSP90N; HSPC1; member 1 HSP90A; HSPCAL1; (HSP90AA1), transcript Hsp90; HSPCA; variant 1, mRNA. LAP2; FLJ31884 819 804 3390603 NM_005917.2 NM_005917 malate dehydrogenase MDH1 MOR2; MDH-s; 1, NAD (soluble) MGC: 1375; MDHA (MDH1), mRNA. 820 805 3390722 NM_032316.3 NM_032316 nicolin 1 (NICN1), NICN1 MGC12936 mRNA. 821 806 3400097 NM_001098516.1 NM_001098516 mucin 20, cell surface MUC20 FLJ14408; KIAA1359 associated (MUC20), transcript variant S, mRNA. 822 807 3400408 NM_052935.2 NM_052935 5′-nucleotidase, NT5C3L MGC20781; cytosolic III-like MGC21375 (NT5C3L), mRNA. 823 808 3400612 NM_020830.3 NM_020830 WD repeat and FYVE WDFY1 FENS-1; ZFYVE17; domain containing 1 WDF1 (WDFY1), mRNA. 824 809 3420020 NM_003082.2 NM_003082 small nuclear RNA SNAPC1 SNAP43; PTFgamma activating complex, polypeptide 1, 43 kDa (SNAPC1), mRNA. 825 810 3420253 NM_001033505.1 NM_001033505 cleavage stimulation CSTF3 MGC75122; factor, 3′ pre-RNA, MGC43001; subunit 3, 77 kDa MGC117398; CSTF- (CSTF3), transcript 77 variant 2, mRNA. 826 811 3420523 NM_001005498.2 NM_001005498 rhomboid 5 homolog 2 RHBDF2 RHBDL6; RHBDL5; (Drosophila) FLJ22341 (RHBDF2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 827 812 3420632 NM_148919.3 NM_148919 proteasome (prosome, PSMB8 D6S216; LMP7; macropain) subunit, PSMB5i; RING10; beta type, 8 (large beta5i; MGC1491; multifunctional D6S216E peptidase 7) (PSMB8), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 828 813 3420747 NM_001121.2 NM_001121 adducin 3 (gamma) ADD3 ADDL (ADD3), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 829 814 3440070 NM_004890.2 NM_004890 sperm associated SPAG7 ACRP; FSA-1; antigen 7 (SPAG7), MGC20134 mRNA. 830 815 3440204 NM_001999.3 NM_001999 fibrillin 2 (congenital FBN2 CCA contracturalarachnodactyly) (FBN2), mRNA. 831 816 3440452 NM_207195.1 NM_207195 ADAM ADAM15 MDC15 metallopeptidase domain 15 (ADAM15), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 832 817 3440491 NM_000153.2 NM_000153 galactosylceramidase GALC — (GALC), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 833 818 3440739 NM_000518.4 NM_000518 hemoglobin, beta HBB HBD; CD113t-C (HBB), mRNA. 834 819 3440754 NM_001012633.1 NM_001012633 interleukin 32 (IL32), IL32 IL-32alpha; TAIFd; IL- transcript variant 4, 32beta; TAIFc; TAIF; mRNA. IL-32gamma; TAIFb; TAIFa; IL-32delta; NK4 835 820 3450138 NM_001814.2 NM_001814 cathepsin C (CTSC), CTSC JPD; DPP1; JP; HMS; transcript variant 1, CPPI; PALS; PLS; mRNA. DPPI 836 821 3450253 NM_004773.2 NM_004773 zinc finger, HIT type 3 ZNHIT3 TRIP3 (ZNHIT3), mRNA. 837 822 3450280 NM_016274.4 NM_016274 pleckstrin homology PLEKHO1 CKIP-1; OC120; domain containing, RP11-458I7.3 family O member 1 (PLEKHO1), mRNA. 838 823 3450427 NM_153450.1 NM_153450 mediator complex MED19 LCMR1 subunit 19 (MED19), mRNA. 839 824 3450521 NM_022664.1 NM_022664 extracellular matrix ECM1 — protein 1 (ECM1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 840 825 3450719 NM_001402.5 NM_001402 eukaryotic translation EEF1A1 EEF1A; FLJ25721; elongation factor 1 CCS-3; PTI1; CCS3; alpha 1 (EEF1A1), MGC102687; mRNA. MGC16224; EF-Tu; eEF1A-1; EEF-1; MGC131894; HNGC: 16303; GRAF- 1EF; LENG7; EF1A 841 826 3460008 NM_198282.1 NM_198282 transmembrane protein TMEM173 FLJ38577 173 (TMEM173), mRNA. 842 827 3460121 NM_014765.1 NM_014765 translocase of outer TOMM20 TOM20; MOM19; mitochondrial KIAA0016; membrane 20 homolog MGC117367; MAS20 (yeast) (TOMM20), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 843 828 3460132 NM_152341.2 NM_152341 progestin and adipoQ PAQR4 FLJ30002 receptor family member IV (PAQR4), mRNA. 844 829 3460201 NM_015999.2 NM_015999 adiponectin receptor 1 ADIPOR1 ACDCR1; TESBP1A; (ADIPOR1), mRNA. CGI-45; PAQR1; FLJ42464; FLJ25385; CGI45 845 830 3460386 NM_001497.2 NM_001497 UDP-Gal:betaGlcNAc B4GALT1 MGC50983; GT1; beta 1,4- beta4Gal-T1; GTB; galactosyltransferase, B4GAL-T1; GGTB2; polypeptide 1 DKFZp686N19253 (B4GALT1), mRNA. 846 831 3460424 NM_212469.1 NM_212469 choline kinase alpha CHKA CHK; CKI (CHKA), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 847 832 3460441 NM_003792.2 NM_003792 endothelial EDF1 EDF-1; MBF1; differentiation-related MGC9058 factor 1 (EDF1), transcript variant alpha, mRNA. 848 833 3460451 NM_014631.2 NM_014631 SH3 and PX domains SH3PXD2A SH3MD1; FISH 2A (SH3PXD2A), mRNA. 849 834 3460504 NM_014395.1 NM_014395 dual adaptor of DAPP1 DKFZp667E0716; phosphotyrosine and 3- BAM32 phosphoinositides (DAPP1), mRNA. 850 835 3460685 NM_003937.2 NM_003937 kynureninase (L- KYNU — kynurenine hydrolase) (KYNU), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 851 836 3520020 NM_001037333.1 NM_001037333 cytoplasmic FMR1 CYFIP2 PIR121 interacting protein 2 (CYFIP2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 852 837 3520072 NM_018135.2 NM_018135 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPS18A S18bmt; MRPS18-3; protein S18A HumanS18b; (MRPS18A), nuclear FLJ10548; MRP-S18-3 gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 853 838 3520309 NM_031417.2 NM_031417 MAP/microtubule MARK4 Nbla00650; affinity-regulating FLJ90097; MARKL1; kinase 4 (MARK4), KIAA1860 mRNA. 854 839 3520370 NM_138962.2 NM_138962 musashi homolog 2 MSI2 FLJ36569; MSI2H; (Drosophila) (MSI2), MGC3245 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 855 840 3520463 NM_175061.3 NM_175061 JAZF zinc finger 1 JAZF1 ZNF802; TIP27; (JAZF1), mRNA. DKFZp761K2222 856 841 3520671 NM_006412.3 NM_006412 1-acylglycerol-3- AGPAT2 LPAAB; BSCL1; 1- phosphate O- AGPAT2; LPAAT- acyltransferase 2 beta; BSCL (lysophosphatidic acid acyltransferase, beta) (AGPAT2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 857 842 3520689 NM_018332.3 NM_018332 DEAD (Asp-Glu-Ala- DDX19A DDX19L; FLJ11126; As) box polypeptide DDX19-DDX19L; 19A (DDX19A), mRNA. DKFZp686C21137 858 843 3610553 NM_000181.2 NM_000181 glucuronidase, beta GUSB MPS7; FLJ39445 (GUSB), mRNA. 859 844 3710068 NM_173701.1 NM_173701 tryptophanyl- WARS IFI53; IFP53; tRNAsynthetase GAMMA-2 (WARS), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 860 845 3710243 NM_024625.3 NM_024625 zinc finger CCCH-type, ZC3HAV1 FLJ13288; antiviral 1 (ZC3HAV1), ZC3HDC2; FLB6421; transcript variant 2, ZAP; mRNA. DKFZp686H1869; DKFZp686O19171; MGC48898; DKFZp686F2052; ZC3H2 861 846 3710681 NM_006421.3 NM_006421 ADP-ribosylation factor ARFGEF1 DKFZP434L057; guanine nucleotide- BIG1; ARFGEP1; exchange factor P200; 1 (brefeldin A-inhibited) D730028O18Rik (ARFGEF1), mRNA. 862 847 3780053 NM_016081.3 NM_016081 palladin, cytoskeletal PALLD CGI-151; PNCA1; associated protein KIAA0992; FLJ22190; (PALLD), mRNA. SIH002; FLJ38193; FLJ39139 863 848 3780674 NM_032772.3 NM_032772 zinc finger protein 503 ZNF503 NOLZ-1; MGC2555; (ZNF503), mRNA. FLJ45745 864 849 3800286 NM_007156.3 NM_007156 zinc finger, X-linked, ZXDA — duplicated A (ZXDA), mRNA. 865 851 3800392 NM_001009184.1 NM_001009184 glutamate receptor, GRINA HNRGW; NMDARA1; ionotropic, N-methyl D- TMBIM3; MGC99687 aspartate-associated protein 1 (glutamate binding) (GRINA), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 866 852 3800470 NM_024298.2 NM_024298 membrane bound O- MBOAT7 hMBOA-7; LPIAT; acyltransferase domain BB1; LENG4 containing 7 (MBOAT7), mRNA. 867 853 3830735 NM_016327.2 NM_016327 ureidopropionase, beta UPB1 BUP1 (UPB1), mRNA. 868 854 3840100 NM_014933.2 NM_014933 SEC31 homolog A (S. cerevisiae) SEC31A KIAA0905; HSPC334; (SEC31A), MGC90305; ABP125; transcript variant 1, SEC31L1; HSPC275; mRNA. DKFZp686N07171; ABP130 869 855 3840370 NM_173620.2 NM_173620 hexosaminidase HEXDC FLJ23825 (glycosyl hydrolase family 20, catalytic domain) containing (HEXDC), mRNA. 870 856 3840593 NM_004510.2 NM_004510 SP110 nuclear body SP110 FLJ22835; IFI75; protein (SP110), VODI; IFI41 transcript variant b, mRNA. 871 857 3840717 NM_016428.2 NM_016428 ABI gene family, ABI3 SSH3BP3; NESH member 3 (ABI3), mRNA. 872 858 3850053 NM_006401.2 NM_006401 acidic (leucine-rich) ANP32B PHAPI2; SSP29; nuclear phosphoprotein APRIL 32 family, member B (ANP32B), mRNA. 873 859 3850112 NM_052960.1 NM_052960 retinol binding protein 7, RBP7 CRBP4; MGC70641; cellular (RBP7), mRNA. CRBPIV 874 860 3870242 NM_018155.1 NM_018155 solute carrier family 25, SLC25A36 FLJ10618 member 36 (SLC25A36), mRNA. 875 861 3870646 NM_024065.3 NM_024065 phosducin-like 3 PDCL3 VIAF1; HTPHLP; (PDCL3), mRNA. MGC3062 876 862 3890017 NM_001903.2 NM_001903 catenin (cadherin- CTNNA1 CAP102; FLJ36832 associated protein), alpha 1, 102 kDa (CTNNA1), mRNA. 877 863 3890138 NM_181873.2 NM_181873 myotubularin related MTMR11 CRA; RP11-212K13.1 protein 11 (MTMR11), mRNA. 878 864 3890193 NM_013943.1 NM_013943 chloride intracellular CLIC4 p64H1; CLIC4L; H1; channel 4 (CLIC4), FLJ38640; nuclear gene encoding DKFZP566G223; mitochondrial protein, huH1 mRNA. 879 865 3890220 NM_078474.2 NM_078474 TM2 domain containing TM2D3 BLP2 3 (TM2D3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 880 866 3890349 NM_003542.3 NM_003542 histone cluster 1, H4c HIST1H4C H4FG; dJ221C16.1; (HIST1H4C), mRNA. H4/g 881 867 3890408 NM_001042576.1 NM_001042576 ribosome binding RRBP1 DKFZp586A1420; protein 1 homolog MGC157721; ES130; 180 kDa (dog) FLJ36146; (RRBP1), transcript MGC157720; ES/130; variant 1, mRNA. hES 882 868 3930561 NM_002740.5 NM_002740 protein kinase C, iota PRKCI DXS1179E; (PRKCI), mRNA. MGC26534; PKCI; nPKC-iota 883 869 3930594 NM_003885.2 NM_003885 cyclin-dependent CDK5R1 p35nck5a; CDK5P35; kinase 5, regulatory MGC33831; NCK5A; subunit 1 (p35) p23; p35; p25; (CDK5R1), mRNA. CDK5R 884 870 3940026 NM_014320.2 NM_014320 heme binding protein 2 HEBP2 RP3-422G23.1; (HEBP2), mRNA. KIAA1244; C6ORF34B; PP23; SOUL; C6orf34 885 871 3940333 NM_006631.2 NM_006631 zinc finger protein 266 ZNF266 HZF1 (ZNF266), mRNA. 886 872 3940376 NM_001033578.1 NM_001033578 serum/glucocorticoid SGK3 SGK2; CISK; regulated kinase family, DKFZp781N0293; member 3 (SGK3), SGKL transcript variant 3, mRNA. 887 873 3940438 NM_000265.4 NM_000265 neutrophil cytosolic NCF1 NOXO2; SH3PXD1A; factor 1, (chronic NCF1A; p47phox granulomatous disease, autosomal 1) (NCF1), mRNA. 888 874 3990482 NM_004582.2 NM_004582 Rabgeranylgeranyltransferase, RABGGTB GGTB beta subunit (RABGGTB), mRNA. 889 875 3990546 NM_025201.3 NM_025201 pleckstrin homology PLEKHO2 pp9099; PP1628; domain containing, DKFZp761K2312; family O member 2 FLJ38884 (PLEKHO2), mRNA. 890 876 3990598 NM_006442.2 NM_006442 DR1-associated protein DRAP1 NC2-alpha 1 (negative cofactor 2 alpha) (DRAP1), mRNA. 891 877 4010020 NM_172373.2 NM_172373 E74-like factor 1 (ets ELF1 — domain transcription factor) (ELF1), mRNA. 892 878 4010452 NM_153811.1 NM_153811 solute carrier family 38, SLC38A6 NAT-1; MGC102697 member 6 (SLC38A6), mRNA. 893 879 4040022 NM_175862.2 NM_175862 CD86 antigen (CD28 CD86 B7-2; B70; LAB72; antigen ligand 2, B7-2 MGC34413; antigen) (CD86), CD28LG2 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 894 880 4040398 NM_022440.1 NM_022440 mal, T-cell MAL — differentiation protein (MAL), transcript variant d, mRNA. 895 881 4050161 NM_005819.4 NM_005819 syntaxin 6 (STX6), STX6 — mRNA. 896 882 4050202 NM_194448.1 NM_194448 C-type lectin domain CLEC4A DCIR; DDB27; LLIR; family 4, member A HDCGC13P; (CLEC4A), transcript CLECSF6 variant 4, mRNA. 897 883 4050491 NM_003196.1 NM_003196 transcription elongation TCEA3 TFIIS.H; TFIIS factor A (SII), 3 (TCEA3), mRNA. 898 884 4050600 NM_001039935.1 NM_001039935 ankyrin repeat domain ANKRD55 FLJ11795; 55 (ANKRD55), MGC126014; transcript variant 2, MGC126013 mRNA. 899 885 4060358 NM_005502.2 NM_005502 ATP-binding cassette, ABCA1 CERP; ABC-1; sub-family A (ABC1), MGC164864; member 1 (ABCA1), MGC165011; mRNA. HDLDT1; ABC1; TGD; FLJ14958 900 886 4070017 NM_002539.1 NM_002539 omithine decarboxylase ODC1 — 1 (ODC1), mRNA. 901 887 4070300 NM_052839.2 NM_052839 pannexin 2 (PANX2), PANX2 hPANX2; mRNA. MGC119432 902 888 4070367 NM_145645.2 NM_145645 NOL1/NOP2/Sun NSUN5B WBSCR20B; domain family, member MGC129801 5B (NSUN5B), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 903 889 4070538 NM_018319.3 NM_018319 tyrosyl-DNA TDP1 FLJ11090; phosphodiesterase 1 MGC104252 (TDP1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 904 890 4120411 NM_004723.2 NM_004723 rho/rac guanine ARHGEF2 P40; GEF; LFP40; nucleotide exchange DKFZp547L106; factor (GEF) 2 GEF-H1; (ARHGEF2), mRNA. DKFZp547P1516; GEFH1; KIAA0651 905 891 4120689 NM_002005.2 NM_002005 feline sarcoma FES FPS oncogene (FES), mRNA. 906 892 4150017 NM_178422.4 NM_178422 progestin and adipoQ PAQR7 MPRA; mSR receptor family member VII (PAQR7), mRNA. 907 893 4150048 NM_001444.1 NM_001444 fatty acid binding FABP5 PA-FABP; PAFABP; protein 5 (psoriasis- E-FABP; EFABP associated) (FABP5), mRNA. 908 894 4150136 NM_003952.2 NM_003952 ribosomal protein S6 RPS6KB2 p70S6Kb; P70-beta-2; kinase, 70 kDa, S6K-beta2; p70(S6K)- polypeptide 2 beta; P70-beta-1; (RPS6KB2), mRNA. KLS; S6K2; SRK; STK14B; P70-beta 909 895 4150189 NM_001912.3 NM_001912 cathepsin L1 (CTSL1), CTSL1 MEP; CATL; transcript variant 1, FLJ31037; CTSL mRNA. 910 896 4150458 NM_002947.3 NM_002947 replication protein A3, RPA3 REPA3 14 kDa (RPA3), mRNA. 911 897 4150500 NM_004371.3 NM_004371 coatomer protein COPA FLJ26320; HEP-COP complex, subunit alpha (COPA), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 912 898 4150687 NM_004546.2 NM_004546 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFB2 AGGG; MGC70788; (ubiquinone) 1 beta CI-AGGG subcomplex, 2, 8 kDa (NDUFB2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 913 899 4180079 NM_031476.2 NM_031476 cysteine-rich secretory CRISPLD2 DKFZP434B044; protein LCCL domain MGC74865; containing 2 CRISP11; LCRISP2 (CRISPLD2), mRNA. 914 900 4180259 NM_018921.2 NM_018921 protocadherin gamma PCDHGA9 PCDH-GAMMA-A9 subfamily A, 9 (PCDHGA9), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 915 901 4180468 NM_004729.3 NM_004729 zinc finger, BED-type ZBED1 KIAA0785; TRAMP; containing 1 (ZBED1), ALTE; DREF mRNA. 916 902 4200019 NM_001085458.1 NM_001085458 catenin (cadherin- CTNND1 CAS; P120CAS; associated protein), p120; P120CTN; delta 1 (CTNND1), CTNND; KIAA0384 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 917 903 4200110 NM_138408.2 NM_138408 general transcription GTF3C6 C6orf51; TFIIIC35; factor IIIC, polypeptide bA397G5.3 6, alpha 35 kDa (GTF3C6), mRNA. 918 904 4200176 NM_004107.3 NM_004107 Fc fragment of IgG, FCGRT alpha-chain; FCRN receptor, transporter, alpha (FCGRT), mRNA. 919 905 4200725 NR_001298.1 NR_001298 major histocompatibility HLA-DRB6 — complex, class II, DR beta 6 (pseudogene) (HLA-DRB6) on chromosome 6. 920 906 4200743 NM_015175.1 NM_015175 neurobeachin-like 2 NBEAL2 KIAA0540 (NBEAL2), mRNA. 921 907 4210044 NR_000024.2 NR_000024 small nucleolar RNA, SNORD46 U46; RNU40; RNU46; C/D box 46 U40 (SNORD46) on chromosome 1. 922 908 4210066 NM_017702.2 NM_017702 differentially expressed DEF8 MGC104349; in FDCP 8 homolog FLJ20186 (mouse) (DEF8), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 923 909 4210431 NM_003135.1 NM_003135 signal recognition SRP19 — particle 19 kDa (SRP19), mRNA. 924 910 4210647 NR_000033.2 NR_000033 estrogen-related ESRRAP2 ESTRRA receptor alpha pseudogene 2 (ESRRAP2) on chromosome 13. 925 911 4220168 NM_001024074.1 NM_001024074 histamine N- HNMT HMT; HNMT-S2; methyltransferase HNMT-S1 (HNMT), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 926 912 4220187 NM_003494.2 NM_003494 dysferlin, limb girdle DYSF LGMD2B; FER1L1; muscular dystrophy 2B FLJ90168; FLJ00175 (autosomal recessive) (DYSF), mRNA. 927 913 4220259 NM_001336.2 NM_001336 cathepsin Z (CTSZ), CTSZ CTSX mRNA. 928 914 4220603 NM_003120.2 NM_003120 spleen focus forming SPI1 SPI-A; SFPI1; PU.1; virus (SFFV) proviral OF; SPI-1 integration oncogene spi1 (SPI1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 929 915 4230168 NM_005908.3 NM_005908 mannosidase, beta A, MANBA MANB1 lysosomal (MANBA), mRNA. 930 916 4230520 NM_003746.1 NM_003746 dynein, cytoplasmic, DNCL1 PIN; MGC126138; light polypeptide 1 hdlc1; DLC1; (DNCL1), mRNA. MGC126137; LC8; DLC8 931 917 4230554 NM_015523.2 NM_015523 REX2, RNA REXO2 CGI-114; exonuclease 2 homolog MGC111570; (S. cerevisiae) DKFZP566E144; (REXO2), mRNA. RFN; SFN 932 918 4230626 NM_006254.3 NM_006254 protein kinase C, delta PRKCD MAY1; MGC49908; (PRKCD), transcript nPKC-delta variant 1, mRNA. 933 919 4230669 NM_006714.2 NM_006714 sphingomyelinphospho SMPDL3A yR36GH4.1; diesterase, acid-like 3A FLJ20177; ASM3A; (SMPDL3A), mRNA. ASML3a 934 920 4230671 NM_175077.1 NM_175077 Src-like-adaptor 2 SLA2 FLJ21992; (SLA2), transcript MGC49845; SLAP2; variant 2, mRNA. C20orf156; SLAP-2 935 921 4230673 NM_000839.2 NM_000839 glutamate receptor, GRM2 mGlu2; GPRC1B; metabotropic 2 MGLUR2; GLUR2 (GRM2), mRNA. 936 922 4250082 NM_032221.3 NM_032221 chromodomain helicase CHD6 CHD5; KIAA1335; DNA binding protein 6 RIGB (CHD6), mRNA. 937 923 4250327 NM_175744.4 NM_175744 ras homolog gene RHOC H9; ARHC; family, member C MGC61427; (RHOC), transcript MGC1448; RHOH9; variant 1, mRNA. ARH9 938 924 4250343 NM_006241.3 NM_006241 protein phosphatase 1, PPP1R2 MGC87148; IPP2 regulatory (inhibitor) subunit 2 (PPP1R2), mRNA. 939 925 4250630 NM_016523.1 NM_016523 killer cell lectin-like KLRF1 MGC119907; receptor subfamily F, CLEC5C; member 1 (KLRF1), MGC119908; mRNA. MGC119909 940 926 4250735 NM_004843.2 NM_004843 interleukin 27 receptor, IL27RA zcytor1; WSX1; alpha (IL27RA), mRNA. IL27R; TCCR; CRL1 941 927 4260019 NM_016645.2 NM_016645 neugrin, neurite NGRN NEUGRIN; DSC92 outgrowth associated (NGRN), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 942 928 4260075 NM_014463.1 NM_014463 LSM3 homolog, U6 LSM3 USS2; YLR438C; small nuclear RNA SMX4 associated (S. cerevisiae) (LSM3), mRNA. 943 929 4260152 NM_032174.4 NM_032174 translocase of outer TOMM40L RP11-297K8.10; mitochondrial TOMM40B; FLJ12770 membrane 40 homolog (yeast)-like (TOMM40L), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 944 930 4260187 NM_181715.1 NM_181715 CREB regulated CRTC2 RP11-422P24.6; transcription coactivator TORC2 2 (CRTC2), mRNA. 945 931 4260373 NM_001098631.1 NM_001098631 interferon regulatory IRF5 — factor 5 (IRF5), transcript variant 7, mRNA. 946 932 4260386 NM_145918.2 NM_145918 cathepsin L1 (CTSL1), CTSL1 MEP; CATL; transcript variant 2, FLJ31037; CTSL mRNA. 947 933 4260504 NM_020468.2 NM_020468 sorting nexin 14 SNX14 MGC13217; RP11- (SNX14), transcript 321N4.2; RGS-PX2 variant 2, mRNA. 948 934 4260551 NM_001018060.1 NM_001018060 apoptosis-inducing AIFM3 FLJ30473; AIFL factor, mitochondrion- associated, 3 (AIFM3), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 2, mRNA. 949 935 4260593 NM_001001560.1 NM_001001560 golgi associated, GGA1 — gamma adaptin ear containing, ARF binding protein 1 (GGA1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 950 936 4260735 NM_021159.3 NM_021159 RAP1, GTP-GDP RAP1GDS1 MGC118861; dissociation stimulator 1 MGC118859; GDS1 (RAP1GDS1), mRNA. 951 937 4280253 NM_017906.2 NM_017906 PAK1 interacting PAK1IP1 hPIP1; RP11- protein 1 (PAK1IP1), 421M1.5; PIP1; mRNA. MAK11; FLJ20624; bA421M1.5; WDR84 952 938 4280348 NM_178841.2 NM_178841 ring finger protein 166 RNF166 MGC14381; (RNF166), mRNA. MGC2647 953 939 4280435 NM_205839.1 NM_205839 leukocyte specific LST1 D6S49E; LST-1; transcript 1 (LST1), B144; MGC119007; transcript variant 4, MGC119006 mRNA. 954 940 4280603 NM_006527.2 NM_006527 stem-loop binding SLBP HBP protein (SLBP), mRNA. 955 941 4290368 NM_024430.2 NM_024430 proline-serine-threonine PSTPIP2 MGC34175; MAYP phosphatase interacting protein 2 (PSTPIP2), mRNA. 956 942 4390079 NM_022136.3 NM_022136 SAM domain, SH3 SAMSN1 NASH1; HACS1; domain and nuclear SASH2; SH3D6B localization signals 1 (SAMSN1), mRNA. 957 943 4390546 NM_014886.3 NM_014886 TGF beta-inducible TINP1 NSA2; HCL-G1; YR- nuclear protein 1 29; CDK105 (TINP1), mRNA. 958 944 4390619 NM_001042678.1 NM_001042678 ras homolog gene RHOC H9; ARHC; family, member C MGC61427; (RHOC), transcript MGC1448; RHOH9; variant 2, mRNA. ARH9 959 945 4480224 NM_021203.2 NM_021203 signal recognition SRPRB APMCF1 particle receptor, B subunit (SRPRB), mRNA. 960 946 4490176 NM_002922.3 NM_002922 regulator of G-protein RGS1 BL34; IR20; IER1; signaling 1 (RGS1), 1R20 mRNA. 961 947 4490500 NM_000887.3 NM_000887 integrin, alpha X ITGAX CD11C (complement component 3 receptor 4 subunit) (ITGAX), mRNA. 962 948 4540228 NM_139018.2 NM_139018 CD300 molecule-like CD300LF IREM1; IgSF13; family member f NKIR; CLM1; CD300f (CD300LF), mRNA. 963 949 4540349 NM_021177.3 NM_021177 LSM2 homolog, U6 LSM2 G7b; snRNP; small nuclear RNA C6orf28; YBL026W associated (S. cerevisiae) (LSM2), mRNA. 964 950 4560435 NM_024028.2 NM_024028 prenylcysteine oxidase PCYOX1L MGC3265 1 like (PCYOX1L), mRNA. 965 951 4560743 NM_005816.4 NM_005816 CD96 molecule CD96 MGC22596; (CD96), transcript DKFZp667E2122; variant 2, mRNA. TACTILE 966 952 4570008 NM_005107.2 NM_005107 endonuclease G-like 1 ENDOGL1 ENGL; MGC125945; (ENDOGL1), mRNA. ENDOGL2; MGC125944; ENGL- B; ENGL-a 967 953 4570433 NM_016222.2 NM_016222 DEAD (Asp-Glu-Ala- DDX41 MGC8828; ABS Asp) box polypeptide 41 (DDX41), mRNA. 968 954 4570438 NM_001251.2 NM_001251 CD68 molecule CD68 DKFZp686M18236; (CD68), transcript SCARD1; GP110 variant 1, mRNA. 969 955 4570494 NM_012227.1 NM_012227 GTP binding protein 6 GTPBP6 FLJ90047; FLJ22809; (putative) (GTPBP6), PGPL; FLJ20977 mRNA. 970 956 4590026 NM_000884.2 NM_000884 IMP (inosine IMPDH2 IMPD2; IMPDH-II monophosphate) dehydrogenase 2 (IMPDH2), mRNA. 971 957 4590110 NM_006640.3 NM_006640 septin 9 (SEPT9), SEPT9 AF17q25; SINT1; mRNA. PNUTL4; SeptD1; MSF; NAPB; KIAA0991; MSF1 972 958 4590154 NM_013373.2 NM_013373 zinc finger, DHHC-type ZDHHC8 ZNF378; ZDHHCL1 containing 8 (ZDHHC8), mRNA. 973 959 4590477 NM_001042600.1 NM_001042600 mitogen-activated MAP4K1 HPK1 protein kinase kinasekinasekinase 1 (MAP4K1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 974 960 4590521 NM_004541.2 NM_004541 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFA1 ZNF183; MWFE; CI- (ubiquinone) 1 alpha MWFE subcomplex, 1, 7.5 kDa (NDUFA1), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 975 961 4610044 NM_006411.2 NM_006411 1-acylglycerol-3- AGPAT1 MGC5423; phosphate O- MGC4007; LPAAT- acyltransferase 1 alpha; 1-AGPAT1; (lysophosphatidic acid G15; LPAATA acyltransferase, alpha) (AGPAT1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 976 962 4610138 NM_006135.1 NM_006135 capping protein (actin CAPZA1 CAPPA1; CAPZ; filament) muscle Z-line, CAZ1 alpha 1 (CAPZA1), mRNA. 977 963 4610201 NR_002327.1 NR_002327 small nucleolar RNA, SNORA10 ACA10 H/ACA box 10 (SNORA10) on chromosome 16. 978 964 4610220 NM_001040196.1 NM_001040196 angiotensin II receptor- AGTRAP MGC29646; ATRAP associated protein (AGTRAP), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 979 965 4610414 NM_032796.2 NM_032796 synapse associated SYAP1 FLJ14495; protein 1, SAP47 DKFZp686K221; homolog (Drosophila) PRO3113; FLJ44185 (SYAP1), mRNA. 980 966 4610674 NM_007047.3 NM_007047 butyrophilin, subfamily BTN3A2 BT3.3; BT3.2; BTF4 3, member A2 (BTN3A2), mRNA. 981 967 4610753 NM_000118.1 NM_000118 endoglin (Osler-Rendu- ENG ORW; CD105; HHT1; Weber syndrome 1) END; FLJ41744; (ENG), mRNA. ORW1 982 968 4640064 NM_002342.1 NM_002342 lymphotoxin beta LTBR TNF-R-III; TNFRSF3; receptor (TNFR TNFR-RP; LT-BETA- superfamily, member 3) R; TNFCR; TNFR2- (LTBR), mRNA. RP; CD18; D12S370 983 969 4640333 NM_003427.3 NM_003427 zinc finger protein 76 ZNF76 D6S229E; Zfp523; (expressed in testis) ZNF523 (ZNF76), mRNA. 984 970 4640343 NM_205840.1 NM_205840 leukocyte specific LST1 D6S49E; LST-1; transcript 1 (LST1), B144; MGC119007; transcript variant 5, MGC119006 mRNA. 985 971 4640392 NM_005937.3 NM_005937 myeloid/lymphoid or MLLT6 AF17; FLJ23480 mixed-lineage leukemia (trithorax homolog, Drosophila); translocated to, 6 (MLLT6), mRNA. 986 972 4670750 NM_001065.2 NM_001065 tumor necrosis factor TNFRSF1A TNFR1; p60; receptor superfamily, CD120a; p55-R; member 1A TNFR60; TNF-R55; (TNFRSF1A), mRNA. TNFAR; TBP1; TNF- R-I; TNFR55; FPF; TNF-R; p55; MGC19588 987 973 4730086 NM_024745.2 NM_024745 SHC SH2-domain SHCBP1 FLJ22009; binding protein 1 MGC26900 (SHCBP1), mRNA. 988 974 4730349 NM_022572.2 NM_022572 paroxysmal PNKD FKSG19; KIPP1184; nonkinesiogenic DKFZp564N1362; dyskinesia (PNKD), MR1; FPD1; transcript variant 2, TAHCCP2; mRNA. MGC31943; DYT8; KIAA1184; BRP17; MR-1; PDC 989 975 4730743 NM_007108.2 NM_007108 transcription elongation TCEB2 SIII factor B (SIII), polypeptide 2 (18 kDa, elongin B) (TCEB2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 990 976 4760112 NM_001003714.1 NM_001003714 ATP synthase, H+ ATP5J2 ATP5JL transporting, mitochondrial F0 complex, subunit F2 (ATP5J2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 3, mRNA. 991 977 4760364 NM_012276.3 NM_012276 leukocyte LILRA4 ILT7; CD85g; immunoglobulin-like MGC129598; receptor, subfamily A MGC129597 (with TM domain), member 4 (LILRA4), mRNA. 992 978 4780136 NM_016406.1 NM_016406 ubiquitin-fold modifier UFC1 HSPC155 conjugating enzyme 1 (UFC1), mRNA. 993 979 4780524 NM_016324.2 NM_016324 zinc finger protein 274 ZNF274 ZKSCAN19; (ZNF274), transcript DKFZp686K08243; variant ZNF274b, FLJ37843; HFB101; mRNA. ZF2 994 980 4780612 NM_030930.2 NM_030930 unc-93 homolog B1 (C. elegans) UNC93B1 UNC93B; UNC93; (UNC93B1), MGC126617 mRNA. 995 981 4810020 NM_002664.1 NM_002664 pleckstrin (PLEK), PLEK P47; FLJ27168 mRNA. 996 982 4810435 NM_005506.2 NM_005506 scavenger receptor SCARB2 CD36L2; HLGP85; class B, member 2 SR-BII; LIMPII (SCARB2), mRNA. 997 983 4810615 NM_014655.1 NM_014655 solute carrier family 25, SLC25A44 FLJ90431; KIAA0446; member 44 RP11-54H19.3 (SLC25A44), mRNA. 998 984 4810674 NM_019006.2 NM_019006 zinc finger, AN1-type ZFAND6 ZA20D3; AWP1; domain 6 (ZFAND6), ZFAND5B mRNA. 999 985 4830100 NM_007355.2 NM_007355 heat shock protein HSP90AB1 HSP90-BETA; 90 kDa alpha HSPC2; FLJ26984; (cytosolic), class B D6S182; HSP90B; member 1 HSPCB (HSP90AB1), mRNA. 1000 986 4830632 NM_003982.2 NM_003982 solute carrier family 7 SLC7A7 LAT3; y+LAT-1; LPI; (cationic amino acid Y+LAT1 transporter, y+ system), member 7 (SLC7A7), mRNA. 1001 987 4850164 NM_005085.2 NM_005085 nucleoporin 214 kDa NUP214 N214; MGC104525; (NUP214), mRNA. CAIN; D9S46E; CAN 1002 988 4850168 NM_003059.2 NM_003059 solute carrier family 22 SLC22A4 OCTN1; MGC40524; (organic MGC34546 cation/ergothioneine transporter), member 4 (SLC22A4), mRNA. 1003 989 4850270 NM_003417.3 NM_003417 zinc finger protein 264 ZNF264 — (ZNF264), mRNA. 1004 990 4850301 NM_012232.3 NM_012232 polymerase I and PTRF FKSG13 transcript release factor (PTRF), mRNA. 1005 991 4860050 NM_153047.1 NM_153047 FYN oncogene related FYN MGC45350; SYN; to SRC, FGR, YES SLK (FYN), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1006 992 4860224 NM_004184.3 NM_004184 tryptophanyl- WARS IFI53; IFP53; tRNAsynthetase GAMMA-2 (WARS), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1007 993 4860286 NM_018955.2 NM_018955 ubiquitin B (UBB), UBB FLJ25987; MGC8385 mRNA. 1008 994 4860367 NM_032166.2 NM_032166 ATR interacting protein ATRIP MGC20625; ATRIP; (ATRIP), transcript DKFZp762J2115; variant 2, mRNA. DRN3; FLJ12343; MGC21482; DKFZp434J0310; MGC26740; AGS1 1009 995 4860707 NM_182608.2 NM_182608 ankyrin repeat domain ANKRD33 DKFZp686O1689; 33 (ANKRD33), mRNA. C12orf7 1010 996 4860753 NM_080914.1 NM_080914 asialoglycoprotein ASGR2 L-H2; CLEC4H2; receptor 2 (ASGR2), Hs.1259; ASGP-R transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1011 997 4860762 NM_003866.1 NM_003866 inositol polyphosphate- INPP4B MGC132014 4-phosphatase, type II, 105 kDa (INPP4B), mRNA. 1012 998 4880168 NM_004339.2 NM_004339 pituitary tumor- PTTG1IP C21orf3; C21orf1; transforming 1 PBF interacting protein (PTTG1IP), mRNA. 1013 999 4880288 NM_024527.4 NM_024527 abhydrolase domain ABHD8 FLJ11743; containing 8 (ABHD8), MGC14280; mRNA. MGC2512 1014 1000 4880563 NM_015134.2 NM_015134 myosin phosphatase- M-RIP p116Rip; RHOIP3; Rho interacting protein KIAA0864 (M-RIP), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1015 1001 4880689 NM_020243.4 NM_020243 translocase of outer TOMM22 T0M22; MSTP065; mitochondrial MST065; 1C9-2 membrane 22 homolog (yeast) (TOMM22), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1016 1002 4880703 NM_053067.1 NM_053067 ubiquilin 1 (UBQLN1), UBQLN1 DA41; XDRP1; DSK2; transcript variant 2, FLJ90054; PLIC-1 mRNA. 1017 1003 4890181 NM_002885.1 NM_002885 RAP1 GTPase RAP1GAP KIAA0474; activating protein Rap1GAP1; (RAP1GAP), mRNA. RAP1GA1; rap1GAPII 1018 1004 4890255 NM_024758.3 NM_024758 agmatineureohydrolase AGMAT FLJ23384 (agmatinase) (AGMAT), mRNA. 1019 1005 4900070 NM_004832.1 NM_004832 glutathione S- GSTO1 GSTTLp28; P28; transferase omega 1 DKFZp686H13163 (GSTO1), mRNA. 1020 1006 4900685 NM_001040194.1 NM_001040194 angiotensin II receptor- AGTRAP MGC29646; ATRAP associated protein (AGTRAP), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1021 1007 4900707 NR_001588.1 NR_001588 Shwachman-Bodian- SBDSP — Diamond syndrome pseudogene (SBDSP) on chromosome 7. 1022 1008 4920403 NM_018427.3 NM_018427 RRN3 RNA RRN3 MGC104238; TIFIA; polymerase I DKFZp566E104 transcription factor homolog (S. cerevisiae) (RRN3), mRNA. 1023 1009 5050349 NM_001018038.1 NM_001018038 vacuolar protein sorting VPS13A CHAC; FLJ42030; 13 homolog A (S. cerevisiae) KIAA0986 (VPS13A), transcript variant D, mRNA. 1024 1010 5050408 NM_005066.1 NM_005066 splicing factor SFPQ POMP100; PSF proline/glutamine-rich (polypyrimidine tract binding protein associated) (SFPQ), mRNA. 1025 1011 5050437 NM_016558.2 NM_016558 SCAN domain SCAND1 RAZ1; SDP1 containing 1 (SCAND1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1026 1012 5050441 NM_014795.2 NM_014795 zinc finger E-box ZEB2 KIAA0569; SMADIP1; binding homeobox 2 ZFHX1B; SIP1; SIP-1 (ZEB2), mRNA. 1027 1013 5050520 NM_022827.2 NM_022827 spermatogenesis SPATA20 MGC111032; associated 20 FLJ21347; Tisp78; (SPATA20), mRNA. DKFZp686H1839; SSP411; FLJ21969 1028 1014 5050603 NM_198517.2 NM_198517 TBC1 domain family, TBC1D10C MGC46488; member 10C FLJ00332 (TBC1D10C), mRNA. 1029 1015 5050634 NM_014468.2 NM_014468 VENT homeobox VENTX HPX42B; homolog MGC119910; (Xenopus laevis) MGC119911; (VENTX), mRNA. VENTX2; NA88A 1030 1016 5050681 NM_017899.2 NM_017899 tescalcin (TESC), TESC TSC; FLJ20607 mRNA. 1031 1017 5050753 NM_001013703.2 NM_001013703 eukaryotic translation EIF2AK4 GCN2; KIAA1338 initiation factor 2 alpha kinase 4 (EIF2AK4), mRNA. 1032 1018 5080021 NM_001165.3 NM_001165 baculoviral IAP repeat- BIRC3 RNF49; MALT2; containing 3 (BIRC3), MIHC; HAIP1; API2; transcript variant 1, HIAP1; AIP1; CIAP2 mRNA. 1033 1019 5080333 NM_080686.1 NM_080686 HLA-B associated BAT2 G2; D6S51E; transcript 2 (BAT2), DKFZp686D09175; transcript variant 1, D6S51 mRNA. 1034 1021 5090040 NM_198219.1 NM_198219 inhibitor of growth ING1 p33ING1; p33; family, member 1 p47ING1a; (ING1), transcript p33ING1b; p47; variant 1, mRNA. p24ING1c 1035 1022 5090068 NM_003164.3 NM_003164 syntaxin 5 (STX5), STX5 STX5A; SED5 mRNA. 1036 1023 5090088 NM_004446.2 NM_004446 glutamyl-prolyl- EPRS QPRS; EARS; PARS; tRNAsynthetase PIG32; QARS; (EPRS), mRNA. DKFZp313B047 1037 1024 5090156 NM_182744.1 NM_182744 neuroblastoma, NBL1 D1S1733E; NO3; suppression of DAND1; DAN; NB; tumorigenicity 1 MGC8972 (NBL1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1038 1025 5090300 NM_002562.4 NM_002562 purinergic receptor P2RX7 MGC20089; P2X7 P2X, ligand-gated ion channel, 7 (P2RX7), mRNA. 1039 1026 5090376 NM_006555.3 NM_006555 YKT6 v-SNARE YKT6 — homolog (S. cerevisiae) (YKT6), mRNA. 1040 1027 5090400 NM_018241.1 NM_018241 transmembrane protein TMEM34 FLJ10846 34 (TMEM34), mRNA. 1041 1028 5090402 NM_016374.5 NM_016374 AT rich interactive ARID4B BCAA; RBP1L1; domain 4B (RBP1-like) MGC163290; (ARID4B), transcript BRCAA1; SAP180; variant 1, mRNA. RBBP1L1; DKFZp313M2420 1042 1029 5130114 NM_021871.2 NM_021871 fibrinogen alpha chain FGA MGC119425; (FGA), transcript variant MGC119423; Fib2; alpha, mRNA. MGC119422 1043 1030 5130139 NM_001537.2 NM_001537 heat shock factor HSBP1 DKFZp686D1664; binding protein 1 NPC-A-13; (HSBP1), mRNA. DKFZp686O24200 1044 1031 5130440 NM_139346.1 NM_139346 bridging integrator 1 BIN1 MGC10367; AMPH2; (BIN1), transcript DKFZp547F068; variant 4, mRNA. SH3P9; AMPHL 1045 1032 5130605 NM_012123.2 NM_012123 mitochondrial MTO1 CGI-02 translation optimization 1 homolog (S. cerevisiae) (MTO1), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1046 1033 5220161 NM_001001.3 NM_001001 ribosomal protein L36a- RPL36AL RPL36A; like (RPL36AL), mRNA. MGC111574 1047 1034 5220497 NM_001037171.1 NM_001037171 acyl-CoA thioesterase 9 ACOT9 MT-ACT48; CGI-16; (ACOT9), transcript ACATE2 variant 1, mRNA. 1048 1035 5220504 NM_001011671.1 NM_001011671 coiled-coil-helix-coiled- CHCHD7 FLJ40966; MGC2217 coil-helix domain containing 7 (CHCHD7), transcript variant 6, mRNA. 1049 1036 5220653 NM_004539.3 NM_004539 asparaginyl- NARS ASNRS; NARS1 tRNAsynthetase (NARS), mRNA. 1050 1037 5260082 NM_014711.3 NM_014711 CP110 protein CP110 KIAA0419; (CP110), mRNA. DKFZp781G1416 1051 1038 5260369 NM_145290.2 NM_145290 G protein-coupled GPR125 TEM5L; PGR21 receptor 125 (GPR125), mRNA. 1052 1039 5260575 NM_003677.3 NM_003677 density-regulated DENR DRP; DRP1; SMAP-3 protein (DENR), mRNA. 1053 1040 5270575 NM_001040439.1 NM_001040439 mitogen-activated MAPK8IP3 SYD2; KIAA1066; protein kinase 8 FLJ00027; JSAP1; interacting protein 3 DKFZp762N1113; (MAPK8IP3), transcript JIP3 variant 2, mRNA. 1054 1041 5270768 NM_031268.4 NM_031268 3-phosphoinositide PDPK1 MGC20087; dependent protein MGC35290; PDK1; kinase-1 (PDPK1), PRO0461; PkB-like; transcript variant 2, PkB-like 1 mRNA. 1055 1043 5290131 NM_006141.2 NM_006141 dynein, cytoplasmic 1, DYNC1LI2 DNCLI2; LIC2 light intermediate chain 2 (DYNC1LI2), mRNA. 1056 1044 5290193 NM_153331.2 NM_153331 potassium channel KCTD6 MGC27385 tetramerisation domain containing 6 (KCTD6), mRNA. 1057 1045 5290397 NM_013246.2 NM_013246 cardiotrophin-like CLCF1 CISS2; NNT1; CLC; cytokine factor 1 BSF3; NR6 (CLCF1), mRNA. 1058 1046 5290576 NR_003264.1 NR_003264 succinate SDHALP1 SDHAL1 dehydrogenase complex, subunit A, flavoproteinpseudogene 1 (SDHALP1) on chromosome 3. 1059 1047 5290692 NM_005827.1 NM_005827 solute carrier family 35, SLC35B1 UGTREL1 member B1 (SLC35B1), mRNA. 1060 1048 5310170 NM_001018070.1 NM_001018070 coronin, actin binding CORO1B CORONIN-2; protein, 1B (CORO1B), DKFZP762I166 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1061 1049 5310397 NM_145256.2 NM_145256 leucine rich repeat LRRC25 MAPA; FLJ38116 containing 25 (LRRC25), mRNA. 1062 1050 5360064 NM_012483.1 NM_012483 granulysin (GNLY), GNLY D2S69E; 519; LAG2; transcript variant 519, NKG5; LAG-2; mRNA. TLA519 1063 1051 5360154 NM_017740.1 NM_017740 zinc finger, DHHC-type ZDHHC7 ZNF370; FLJ10792; containing 7 FLJ20279 (ZDHHC7), mRNA. 1064 1052 5360653 NM_000098.1 NM_000098 carnitinepalmitoyltransferase CPT2 CPTASE; CPT1 II (CPT2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1065 1053 5360703 NM_016453.2 NM_016453 NCK interacting protein NCKIPSD DIP; WISH; AF3P21; with SH3 domain MGC23891; SPIN90; (NCKIPSD), transcript DIP1; ORF1; variant 1, mRNA. WASLBP 1066 1054 5360707 NM_001044387.1 NM_001044387 zinc finger protein 557 ZNF557 MGC4054 (ZNF557), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1067 1055 5390010 NM_015266.1 NM_015266 solute carrier family 9 SLC9A8 FLJ42500; (sodium/hydrogen MGC138418; NHE8; exchanger), member 8 DKFZp686C03237; (SLC9A8), mRNA. KIAA0939 1068 1056 5390128 NM_018176.2 NM_018176 leucine-rich repeat LGI LGI2 KIAA1916; family, member 2 MGC126808; (LGI2), mRNA. MGC126810; FLJ10675; LGIL2 1069 1057 5390161 NM_004419.3 NM_004419 dual specificity DUSP5 HVH3; DUSP phosphatase 5 (DUSP5), mRNA. 1070 1058 5390349 NM_001012452.1 NM_001012452 golgin-like hypothetical FLJ32679 MGC102859; protein LOC440321 MGC104696 (FLJ32679), mRNA. 1071 1059 5390494 NM_001417.4 NM_001417 eukaryotic translation EIF4B EIF-4B; PRO1843 initiation factor 4B (EIF4B), mRNA. 1072 1060 5390703 NM_153334.3 NM_153334 scavenger receptor SCARF2 SREC2; SRECRP-1; class F, member 2 SREC-II; NSR1 (SCARF2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1073 1061 5420367 NM_000454.4 NM_000454 superoxide dismutase SOD1 ALS1; IPOA; SOD; 1, soluble (amyotrophic homodimer, ALS lateral sclerosis 1 (adult)) (SOD1), mRNA. 1074 1062 5420377 NM_002306.1 NM_002306 lectin, galactoside- LGALS3 GAL3; MAC2; binding, soluble, 3 LGALS2; CBP35; (galectin 3) (LGALS3), GALBP mRNA. 1075 1063 5420564 NM_005384.2 NM_005384 nuclear factor, NFIL3 IL3BP1; NF-IL3A; interleukin 3 regulated E4BP4; NFIL3A (NFIL3), mRNA. 1076 1064 5490367 NM_175868.1 NM_175868 melanoma antigen MAGEA6 MAGE3B; MAGE-3b; family A, 6 (MAGEA6), MGC52297; MAGE6 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1077 1065 5490402 NM_016202.2 NM_016202 zinc finger protein 580 ZNF580 — (ZNF580), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1078 1066 5560075 NM_005928.1 NM_005928 milk fat globule-EGF MFGE8 HsT19888; BA46; factor 8 protein OAcGD3S; EDIL1 (MFGE8), mRNA. 1079 1068 5560136 NM_018117.10 NM_0181170 bromodomain and WD BRWD2 FLJ42531; DR11; repeat domain DKFZp434L1715; containing 2 (BRWD2), WDR15; WDR11 mRNA. 1080 1069 5560471 NM_133280.1 NM_133280 Fc fragment of IgA, FCAR CD89 receptor for (FCAR), transcript variant 10, mRNA. 1081 1070 5560541 NM_006929.4 NM_006929 superkillerviralicidic SKIV2L SKIV2; DDX13; activity 2-like (S. cerevisiae) SKI2W; SKI2; 170A; (SKIV2L), HLP mRNA. 1082 1071 5560561 NM_022748.10 NM_0227480 tensin 3 (TNS3), TNS3 TENS1; FLJ13732; mRNA. TEM6; MGC88434; H_NH049I23.2; FLJ35545; DKFZp686M1045; DKFZp686K12123 1083 1072 5560682 NM_000421.2 NM_000421 keratin 10 KRT10 K10; KPP; CK10 (epidermolytic hyperkeratosis; keratosis palmaris et plantaris) (KRT10), mRNA. 1084 1073 5570070 NM_012400.2 NM_012400 phospholipase A2, PLA2G2D SPLASH; sPLA2S group IID (PLA2G2D), mRNA. 1085 1074 5570139 NM_012413.3 NM_012413 glutaminyl-peptide QPCT QC; GCT cyclotransferase (glutaminylcyclase) (QPCT), mRNA. 1086 1075 5570195 NM_033656.2 NM_033656 bromodomain and WD BRWD1 C21orf107; repeat domain FLJ43918; WDR9; containing 1 (BRWD1), N143 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1087 1076 5570242 NM_002626.4 NM_002626 phosphofructokinase, PFKL FLJ40909; liver (PFKL), transcript DKFZp686G1648; variant 2, mRNA. PFK-B; FLJ30173; DKFZp686L2097 1088 1077 5570309 NM_005131.2 NM_005131 THO complex 1 THOC1 P84; P84N5; HPR1 (THOC1), mRNA. 1089 1079 5670315 NM_016199.1 NM_016199 LSM7 homolog, U6 LSM7 YNL147W small nuclear RNA associated (S. cerevisiae) (LSM7), mRNA. 1090 1080 5670719 NM_000628.3 NM_000628 interleukin 10 receptor, IL10RB IL-10R2; CRF2-4; beta (IL10RB), mRNA. CRFB4; CDW210B; D21S58; D21S66 1091 1081 5690082 NM_153373.1 NM_153373 alanine-glyoxylate AGXT2L2 MGC117348; aminotransferase 2-like MGC15875; 2 (AGXT2L2), mRNA. MGC45484 1092 1082 5690156 NM_022492.3 NM_022492 tetratricopeptide repeat TTC31 FLJ33201; FLJ12788; domain 31 (TTC31), MGC120200 mRNA. 1093 1083 5690279 NM_006567.3 NM_006567 phenylalanyl- FARS2 dJ520B18.2; FARS1; tRNAsynthetase 2, HSPC320; PheRS mitochondrial (FARS2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1094 1086 5690382 NM_005605.3 NM_005605 protein phosphatase 3 PPP3CC CALNA3 (formerly 2B), catalytic subunit, gamma isoform (PPP3CC), mRNA. 1095 1087 5690400 NR_003082.1 NR_003082 glutathione S- GSTTP2 FLJ46109 transferase theta pseudogene 2 (GSTTP2) on chromosome 22. XM_941198 XM_945014 XM_945016 1096 1088 5690437 NM_004515.2 NM_004515 interleukin enhancer ILF2 MGC8391; PRO3063; binding factor 2, 45 kDa NF45 (ILF2), mRNA. 1097 1089 5700020 NM_014155.2 NM_014155 BTB (POZ) domain BTBD15 MGC57431; containing 15 MGC60348; (BTBD15), mRNA. MGC88058; HSPC063; MGC26123 1098 1090 5700142 NM_004462.3 NM_004462 farnesyl- FDFT1 SS; DGPT; SQS; diphosphatefarnesyltransferase ERG9 1 (FDFT1), mRNA. 1099 1091 5700220 NM_004938.2 NM_004938 death-associated DAPK1 DAPK; protein kinase 1 DKFZp781I035 (DAPK1), mRNA. 1100 1092 5700309 NM_199336.1 NM_199336 fumarylacetoacetate FAHD2B DKFZp434N062 hydrolase domain containing 2B (FAHD2B), mRNA. 1101 1093 5700672 NM_006464.2 NM_006464 trans-golgi network TGOLN2 TGN51; MGC14722; protein 2 (TGOLN2), TGN48; TGN38; mRNA. TGN46; TTGN2 1102 1094 5700722 NM_003310.1 NM_003310 tumor suppressing TSSC1 — subtransferable candidate 1 (TSSC1), mRNA. 1103 1095 5720056 NM_032286.2 NM_032286 mediator complex MED10 L6; MGC5309; NUT2; subunit 10 (MED10), TRG20 mRNA. 1104 1096 5720180 NM_001466.2 NM_001466 frizzled homolog 2 FZD2 — (Drosophila) (FZD2), mRNA. 1105 1097 5720273 NM_000999.2 NM_000999 ribosomal protein L38 RPL38 — (RPL38), mRNA. 1106 1098 5720373 NM_001012302.2 NM_001012302 transmembrane protein TMEM16J TP53I5; PIG5 16J (TMEM16J), mRNA. 1107 1099 5720398 NM_174889.3 NM_174889 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFAF2 FLJ22398; mimitin; (ubiquinone) 1 alpha B17.2L; MMTN; subcomplex, assembly NDUFA12L factor 2 (NDUFAF2), mRNA. 1108 1100 5810142 NM_133467.2 NM_133467 Cbp/p300-interacting CITED4 — transactivator, with Glu/Asp-rich carboxy- terminal domain, 4 (CITED4), mRNA. 1109 1101 5810367 NM_018177.2 NM_018177 Nedd4 binding protein 2 N4BP2 B3BP; KIAA1413; (N4BP2), mRNA. FLJ10680 1110 1102 5810605 NM_006835.2 NM_006835 cyclin I (CCNI), mRNA. CCNI CYC1; CYI 1111 1103 5810612 NM_001150.1 NM_001150 alanyl (membrane) ANPEP APN; gp150; CD13; aminopeptidase LAP1; PEPN (aminopeptidase N, aminopeptidase M, microsomal aminopeptidase, CD13, p150) (ANPEP), mRNA. 1112 1104 5820242 NM_152911.2 NM_152911 polyamine oxidase PAOX PAO; RP11- (exo-N4-amino) 122K13.11; (PAOX), transcript MGC45464; variant 1, mRNA. DKFZp434J245 1113 1105 5820598 NM_005481.2 NM_005481 mediator complex MED16 THRAP5; TRAP95; subunit 16 (MED16), DRIP92; MED16 mRNA. 1114 1106 5860215 NM_016006.3 NM_016006 abhydrolase domain ABHD5 MGC8731; CGI58; containing 5 (ABHD5), CDS; NCIE2; IECN2 mRNA. 1115 1107 5860253 NM_017651.3 NM_017651 Abelson helper AHI1 FLJ14023; FLJ20069; integration site 1 DKFZp686J1653; (AHI1), mRNA. JBTS3; dJ71N10.1; ORF1; AHI-1 1116 1108 5870164 NM_001045557.1 NM_001045557 Src-like-adaptor (SLA), SLA SLA1; SLAP transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1117 1109 5870189 NM_152542.2 NM_152542 protein phosphatase 1K PPM1K UG0882E07; PP2Cm; (PP2C domain DKFZp667B084; containing) (PPM1K), PTMP; mRNA. DKFZp761G058 1118 1110 5870192 NM_001075099.1 NM_001075099 src kinase associated SKAP1 SCAP1; SKAP55 phosphoprotein 1 (SKAP1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1119 1111 5870326 NM_014580.3 NM_014580 solute carrier family 2, SLC2A8 GLUTX1; GLUT8 (facilitated glucose transporter) member 8 (SLC2A8), mRNA. 1120 1112 5890349 NM_017454.2 NM_017454 staufen, RNA binding STAU1 FLJ25010; STAU protein, homolog 1 (Drosophila) (STAU1), transcript variant T1, mRNA. 1121 1113 5890414 NM_001465.3 NM_001465 FYN binding protein FYB PRO0823; SLAP-130; (FYB-120/130) (FYB), ADAP transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1122 1114 5890497 NM_001077446.1 NM_001077446 tRNA splicing TSEN34 LENG5; SEN34; endonuclease 34 SEN34L homolog (S. cerevisiae) (TSEN34), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1123 1115 5890554 NM_207406.2 NM_207406 coiled-coil domain CCDC4 MGC157807; containing 4 (CCDC4), FLJ35632; mRNA. MGC157808; FLJ43965 1124 1116 5890564 NM_182703.3 NM_182703 ankyrin repeat and ANKDD1A MGC120306; death domain FLJ25870; containing 1A MGC120307; (ANKDD1A), mRNA. MGC120305 1125 1117 5890653 NM_000076.1 NM_000076 cyclin-dependent CDKN1C BWCR; p57; BWS; kinase inhibitor 1C KIP2; WBS (p57, Kip2) (CDKN1C), mRNA. 1126 1118 5890730 XR_017804.1 XR_017804 PREDICTED: 40S RPS26L — ribosomal protein S26- like (RPS26L), misc RNA. 1127 1119 5900379 NM_003134.2 NM_003134 signal recognition SRP14 ALURBP; MGC14326 particle 14 kDa (homologous Alu RNA binding protein) (SRP14), mRNA. 1128 1120 5900468 NM_006037.3 NM_006037 histone deacetylase 4 HDAC4 HD4; HDAC-A; (HDAC4), mRNA. KIAA0288; HA6116; HDACA 1129 1121 5900592 NM_002406.2 NM_002406 mannosyl (alpha-1,3-)- MGAT1 GLYT1; GLCT1; glycoprotein beta-1,2- GNT-1; GLCNAC-TI; N- MGAT; GNT-I acetylglucosaminyltransferase (MGAT1), mRNA. 1130 1122 5900692 NM_015917.1 NM_015917 glutathione S- GSTK1 GST13 transferase kappa 1 (GSTK1), mRNA. 1131 1123 5900725 NM_007350.3 NM_007350 pleckstrin homology- PHLDA1 DT1P1B11; PHRIP; like domain, family A, TDAG51; member 1 (PHLDA1), MGC131738 mRNA. 1132 1124 5900739 NM_152230.3 NM_152230 inositol polyphosphate IPMK — multikinase (IPMK), mRNA. 1133 1125 5910112 NM_001012636.1 NM_001012636 interleukin 32 (IL32), IL32 TAIFb; IL-32alpha; transcript variant 7, TAIFa; TAIFd; IL- mRNA. 32beta; IL-32delta; TAIFc; TAIF; NK4; IL- 32gamma 1134 1126 5910523 NM_006769.2 NM_006769 LIM domain only 4 LMO4 — (LMO4), mRNA. 1135 1127 5910632 NM_003078.3 NM_003078 SWI/SNF related, SMARCD3 Rsc6p; BAF60C; matrix associated, actin CRACD3; dependent regulator of MGC111010 chromatin, subfamily d, member 3 (SMARCD3), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1136 1128 5960097 NM_001126.2 NM_001126 adenylosuccinate ADSS ADEH; MGC20404 synthase (ADSS), mRNA. 1137 1129 5960343 NM_033405.2 NM_033405 peroxisomal PRIC285 MGC138228; PDIP-1; proliferator-activated PDIP1alpha; receptor A interacting KIAA1769; complex 285 PDIP1beta; (PRIC285), transcript MGC132634; variant 2, mRNA. FLJ00244 1138 1130 5960520 NM_021819.2 NM_021819 lectin, mannose- LMAN1L ERGL; ERGIC-53L binding, 1 like (LMAN1L), mRNA. 1139 1131 6020093 NM_006513.2 NM_006513 seryl-tRNAsynthetase SARS SERRS; FLJ36399; (SARS), mRNA. SERS 1140 1132 6020474 NM_018445.4 NM_018445 selenoprotein S SELS SEPS1; ADO15; (SELS), transcript MGC2553; SBBI8; variant 2, mRNA. VIMP; AD-015; MGC104346 1141 1133 6020491 NM_198220.1 NM_198220 small nuclear SNRPB2 MGC45309; ribonucleoprotein MGC24807 polypeptide B″ (SNRPB2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1142 1134 6040064 NM_001006115.2 NM_001006115 inositol hexaphosphate IHPK1 PiUS; IP6K1; kinase 1 (IHPK1), MGC9925 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1143 1135 6040670 NR_001561.1 NR_001561 cytochrome c, somatic- CYCSL1 HS11; bA513I15.3; like 1 (CYCSL1) on HCP15 chromosome 6. 1144 1136 6060148 NM_014563.3 NM_014563 trafficking protein TRAPPC2 hYP38334; TRS20; particle complex 2 SEDT; SEDL; (TRAPPC2), transcript ZNF547L; MIP-2A variant 2, mRNA. 1145 1137 6060201 NM_006773.3 NM_006773 DEAD (Asp-Glu-Ala- DDX18 FLJ33908; MrDb Asp) box polypeptide 18 (DDX18), mRNA. 1146 1138 6060377 NM_016818.2 NM_016818 ATP-binding cassette, ABCG1 WHITE1; ABC8; sub-family G (WHITE), MGC34313 member 1 (ABCG1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1147 1139 6060433 NM_001006944.1 NM_001006944 ribosomal protein S6 RPS6KA4 RSK-B; MSK2 kinase, 90 kDa, polypeptide 4 (RPS6KA4), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1148 1140 6060468 NM_002964.3 NM_002964 S100 calcium binding S100A8 CFAG; 60B8AG; protein A8 (S100A8), MRP8; CGLA; L1Ag; mRNA. MIF; MA387; CAGA; CP-10; NIF; P8 1149 1141 6060475 NM_001204.5 NM_001204 bone morphogenetic BMPR2 BRK-3; BMPR3; protein receptor, type II BMPR-II; BMR2; (serine/threonine TRG10; PPH1; T-ALK kinase) (BMPR2), mRNA. 1150 1142 6060685 NM_153485.1 NM_153485 nucleoporin 155 kDa NUP155 N155; KIAA0791 (NUP155), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1151 1143 6060731 NM_012325.1 NM_012325 microtubule-associated MAPRE1 EB1; MGC129946; protein, RP/EB family, MGC117374 member 1 (MAPRE1), mRNA. 1152 1144 6100022 NM_003517.2 NM_003517 histone cluster 2, H2ac HIST2H2AC H2AFQ; MGC74460; (HIST2H2AC), mRNA. H2A; H2A/q; H2A- GL101 1153 1145 6100364 NM_022893.3 NM_022893 B-cell CLL/lymphoma BCL11A BCL11A-L; CTIP1; 11A (zinc finger protein) FLJ10173; EVI9; (BCL11A), transcript BCL11A-XL; variant 1, mRNA. HBFQTL5; BCL11A- S; FLJ34997; KIAA1809 1154 1146 6100482 NM_001001396.1 NM_001001396 ATPase, Ca++ ATP2B4 DKFZp686M088; transporting, plasma PMCA4b; membrane 4 DKFZp686G08106; (ATP2B4), transcript PMCA4x; PMCA4; variant 1, mRNA. ATP2B2; MXRA1 1155 1147 6100630 NM_032853.2 NM_032853 melanoma associated MUM1 MGC163315; antigen (mutated) 1 MGC131891; (MUM1), mRNA. HSPC211; FLJ22283; FLJ14868; MUM-1 1156 1148 6100703 NM_002880.2 NM_002880 v-raf-1 murine leukemia RAF1 Raf-1; c-Raf; NS5; viral oncogene CRAF homolog 1 (RAF1), mRNA. 1157 1149 6100768 NM_014376.2 NM_014376 cytoplasmic FMR1 CYFIP2 PIR121 interacting protein 2 (CYFIP2), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1158 1150 6110037 NM_006865.2 NM_006865 leukocyte LILRA3 HM31; LIR-4; e3; immunoglobulin-like CD85E; ILT6; HM43; receptor, subfamily A LIR4 (without TM domain), member 3 (LILRA3), mRNA. 1159 1151 6110731 NM_014216.3 NM_014216 inositol 1,3,4- ITPK1 ITRPK1 triphosphate 5/6 kinase (ITPK1), mRNA. 1160 1152 6110736 NM_003749.2 NM_003749 insulin receptor IRS2 — substrate 2 (IRS2), mRNA. 1161 1153 6130019 NM_001018677.1 NM_001018677 farnesyltransferase, FNTA FPTA; MGC99680; CAAX box, alpha PGGT1A (FNTA), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1162 1154 6130020 NM_003666.2 NM_003666 basic leucine zipper BLZF1 JEM1; JEM-1; nuclear factor 1 (JEM- GOLGIN-45; 1) (BLZF1), mRNA. MGC22497; JEM-1s 1163 1155 6130044 NM_032765.2 NM_032765 tripartite motif- TRIM52 RNF102; MGC16175 containing 52 (TRIM52), mRNA. 1164 1156 6130326 NM_006113.4 NM_006113 vav 3 guanine VAV3 FLJ40431 nucleotide exchange factor (VAV3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1165 1157 6130438 NM_001031720.2 NM_001031720 glutathione S- GSTCD DKFZp686I10174; transferase, C-terminal FLJ13273 domain containing (GSTCD), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1166 1158 6180019 NM_004763.3 NM_004763 integrin beta 1 binding ITGB1BP1 ICAP1B; ICAP- protein 1 (ITGB1BP1), 1alpha; ICAP1A; transcript variant 1, ICAP1; ICAP-1B; mRNA. DKFZp686K08158; ICAP-1A 1167 1159 6180039 NM_001005.3 NM_001005 ribosomal protein S3 RPS3 FLJ27450; FLJ26283; (RPS3), mRNA. MGC87870 1168 1160 6180088 NM_145230.2 NM_145230 ATPase, H+ ATP6V0E2 ATP6V0E2L; C7orf32 transporting V0 subunit e2 (ATP6V0E2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1169 1161 6180128 NR_003089.1 NR_003089 OTU domain, ubiquitin OTUB1 OTU1; HSPC263; aldehyde binding 1 MGC4584; (OTUB1), transcript MGC111158; variant 2, transcribed FLJ20113; OTB1; RNA. FLJ40710 1170 1162 6180176 NM_198970.1 NM_198970 amino-terminal AES AES-2; ESP1; GRG5; enhancer of split (AES), GRG; TLE5; AES-1 transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1171 1163 6180187 NM_153046.1 NM_153046 tudor domain TDRD9 FLJ36164; containing 9 (TDRD9), DKFZp434N0820; mRNA. C14orf75; MGC135025; HIG-1 1172 1164 6180408 NM_015953.3 NM_015953 nitric oxide synthase NOSIP CGI-25 interacting protein (NOSIP), mRNA. 1173 1165 6180538 NM_001494.2 NM_001494 GDP dissociation GDI2 FLJ37352; FLJ16452; inhibitor 2 (GDI2), RABGDIB mRNA. 1174 1166 6200019 NM_002258.2 NM_002258 killer cell lectin-like KLRB1 hNKR-P1A; NKR-P1; receptor subfamily B, CLEC5B; CD161; member 1 (KLRB1), MGC138614; mRNA. NKRP1A; NKR-P1A; NKR 1175 1167 6200053 NM_005102.2 NM_005102 fasciculation and FEZ2 MGC117372; elongation protein zeta HUM3CL 2 (zygin II) (FEZ2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1176 1168 6200086 NM_002778.2 NM_002778 prosaposin (variant PSAP GLBA; SAP1; Gaucher disease and MGC110993; variant metachromatic FLJ00245 leukodystrophy) (PSAP), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1177 1169 6200315 NM_001375.2 NM_001375 deoxyribonuclease II, DNASE2 DNASE2A; DNL; lysosomal (DNASE2), DNL2 mRNA. 1178 1170 6200370 NM_006865.2 NM_006865 leukocyte LILRA3 HM31; LIR-4; e3; immunoglobulin-like CD85E; ILT6; HM43; receptor, subfamily A LIR4 (without TM domain), member 3 (LILRA3), mRNA. 1179 1171 6200577 NM_182898.2 NM_182898 cAMP responsive CREB5 CRE-BPA element binding protein 5 (CREB5), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1180 1172 6200753 NM_015055.2 NM_015055 SWAP-70 protein SWAP70 HSPC321; FLJ39540; (SWAP70), mRNA. KIAA0640; SWAP-70 1181 1173 6200768 NM_000945.3 NM_000945 protein phosphatase 3 PPP3R1 CALNB1; CNB; CNB1 (formerly 2B), regulatory subunit B, alpha isoform (PPP3R1), mRNA. 1182 1174 6220044 NM_001418.3 NM_001418 eukaryotic translation EIF4G2 AAG1; NAT1; p97; initiation factor 4 FLJ41344; DAP5 gamma, 2 (EIF4G2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1183 1175 6220086 NM_001037494.1 NM_001037494 dynein, light chain, DYNLL1 PIN; DLC1; LC8-type 1 (DYNLL1), MGC126137; DLC8; transcript variant 1, DNCL1; MGC126138; mRNA. LC8a; hdlc1; LC8; DNCLC1 1184 1176 6220112 NR_002569.1 NR_002569 small Cajal body- SCARNA9 Z32; mgU2-19/30 specific RNA 9 (SCARNA9) on chromosome 11. 1185 1177 6220278 NM_030927.1 NM_030927 tetraspanin 14 TSPAN14 MGC11352; (TSPAN14), mRNA. TM4SF14; DC- TM4F2 1186 1178 6220288 NM_001198.2 NM_001198 PR domain containing PRDM1 MGC118922; 1, with ZNF domain BLIMP1; PRDI-BF1; (PRDM1), transcript MGC118925; variant 1, mRNA. MGC118924; MGC118923 1187 1179 6220300 NM_004965.6 NM_004965 high-mobility group HMGN1 FLJ31471; nucleosome binding MGC104230; domain 1 (HMGN1), MGC117425; mRNA. FLJ27265; HMG14 1188 1180 6220372 NM_182543.1 NM_182543 NOL1/NOP2/Sun NSUN6 4933414E04Rik; domain family, member NOPD1; FLJ23743 6 (NSUN6), mRNA. 1189 1181 6220451 NM_001151.2 NM_001151 solute carrier family 25 SLC25A4 PEO2; ANT1; PEO3; (mitochondrial carrier; T1; ANT adenine nucleotide translocator), member 4 (SLC25A4), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1190 1182 6250010 NM_198281.2 NM_198281 GPRIN family member GPRIN3 GRIN3; FLJ42625 3 (GPRIN3), mRNA. 1191 1183 6250091 NM_014943.3 NM_014943 zinc fingers and ZHX2 KIAA0854 homeoboxes 2 (ZHX2), mRNA. 1192 1184 6250121 NM_014043.2 NM_014043 chromatin modifying CHMP2B DKFZP564O123; protein 2B (CHMP2B), DMT1; CHMP2.5; mRNA. VPS2B; VPS2-2 1193 1185 6250382 NM_015391.2 NM_015391 anaphase promoting ANAPC13 SWM1; APC13; complex subunit 13 DKFZP566D193m; (ANAPC13), mRNA. DKFZP566D193 1194 1186 6250685 NM_002576.3 NM_002576 p21/Cdc42/Rac1- PAK1 MGC130001; activated kinase 1 MGC130000; (STE20 homolog, PAKalpha yeast) (PAK1), mRNA. 1195 1188 6270022 NM_002110.2 NM_002110 hemopoietic cell kinase HCK JTK9 (HCK), mRNA. 1196 1189 6270114 NM_172313.1 NM_172313 colony stimulating CSF3R GCSFR; CD114 factor 3 receptor (granulocyte) (CSF3R), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 1197 1190 6270717 NM_003093.1 NM_003093 small nuclear SNRPC FLJ20302 ribonucleoprotein polypeptide C (SNRPC), mRNA. 1198 1191 6280086 NM_006498.2 NM_006498 lectin, galactoside- LGALS2 HL14; MGC75071 binding, soluble, 2 (LGALS2), mRNA. 1199 1192 6280092 NM_024103.2 NM_024103 solute carrier family 25 SLC25A23 MGC2615; MCSC2; (mitochondrial carrier; SCaMC-3; APC2 phosphate carrier), member 23 (SLC25A23), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1200 1193 6280184 NM_020379.2 NM_020379 mannosidase, alpha, MAN1C1 MAN1A3; pp6318; class 1C, member 1 MAN1C; HMIC (MAN1C1), mRNA. 1201 1194 6280332 NM_022059.1 NM_022059 chemokine (C—X—C CXCL16 SRPSOX; CXCLG16; motif) ligand 16 SR-PSOX (CXCL16), mRNA. 1202 1195 6280482 NM_016101.3 NM_016101 nuclear import 7 NIP7 HSPC031; FLJ10296; homolog (S. cerevisiae) CGI-37; KD93 (NIP7), mRNA. 1203 1198 6290132 NM_007278.1 NM_007278 GABA(A) receptor- GABARAP MM46; MGC120155; associated protein FLJ25768; (GABARAP), mRNA. MGC120154 1204 1199 6290187 NM_001032279.1 NM_001032279 RCE1 homolog, prenyl RCE1 FACE2; RCE1B; protein peptidase (S. cerevisiae) RCE1A (RCE1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1205 1200 6290400 NM_000734.2 NM_000734 CD247 molecule CD247 CD3Q; CD3H; TCRZ; (CD247), transcript CD3Z; CD3-ZETA variant 2, mRNA. 1206 1201 6330025 NM_058219.2 NM_058219 exosome component 6 EXOSC6 hMtr3p; MTR3; p11; (EXOSC6), mRNA. EAP4; Mtr3p 1207 1202 6330068 NM_000528.2 NM_000528 mannosidase, alpha, MAN2B1 LAMAN; MANB class 2B, member 1 (MAN2B1), mRNA. 1208 1203 6330176 NM_018095.3 NM_018095 kelch repeat and BTB KBTBD4 FLJ10450; BKLHD4; (POZ) domain HSPC252 containing 4 (KBTBD4), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1209 1204 6330196 NM_002371.2 NM_002371 mal, T-cell MAL — differentiation protein (MAL), transcript variant a, mRNA. 1210 1205 6330224 NM_139247.2 NM_139247 adenylatecyclase 4 ADCY4 — (ADCY4), mRNA. 1211 1206 6330373 NM_001959.2 NM_001959 eukaryotic translation EEF1B2 EEF1B; EF1B; elongation factor 1 beta EEF1B1 2 (EEF1B2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1212 1207 6330484 NM_004079.3 NM_004079 cathepsin S (CTSS), CTSS MGC3886 mRNA. 1213 1208 6330491 NM_015979.2 NM_015979 mediator complex MED23 MED23; subunit 23 (MED23), DKFZp434H0117; transcript variant 2, CRSP3; DRIP130; mRNA. CRSP133; CRSP130; SUR2 1214 1209 6350131 NM_001907.1 NM_001907 chymotrypsin-like CTRL CTRL1; MGC70821 (CTRL), mRNA. 1215 1210 6370369 NM_001040021.1 NM_001040021 CD14 molecule CD14 — (CD14), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1216 1211 6370468 NM_001031827.1 NM_001031827 bolA homolog 2 (E. coli) BOLA2 BOLA2A; My016 (BOLA2), mRNA. 1217 1212 6370593 NM_138707.1 NM_138707 B-cell CLL/lymphoma BCL7B — 7B (BCL7B), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1218 1213 6370661 NM_004069.3 NM_004069 adaptor-related protein AP2S1 AP17; CLAPS2; complex 2, sigma 1 AP17-DELTA subunit (AP2S1), transcript variant AP17, mRNA. 1219 1214 6380093 NM_001031696.1 NM_001031696 phospholipase D family, PLD3 HU-K4 member 3 (PLD3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1220 1215 6380110 NM_022006.1 NM_022006 FXYD domain FXYD7 FLJ25096 containing ion transport regulator 7 (FXYD7), mRNA. 1221 1216 6380161 NM_000061.1 NM_000061 Brutonagammaglobulin BTK MGC126261; ATK; emia tyrosine kinase XLA; IMD1; AT; BPK; (BTK), mRNA. AGMX1; PSCTK1; MGC126262 1222 1217 6380445 NM_006925.3 NM_006925 splicing factor, SFRS5 SRP40; HRS arginine/serine-rich 5 (SFRS5), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1223 1218 6380484 NM_001002235.1 NM_001002235 serpin peptidase SERPINA1 PI1; MGC23330; inhibitor, clade A PRO2275; A1AT; (alpha-1 antiproteinase, AAT; MGC9222; PI; antitrypsin), member 1 A1A (SERPINA1), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1224 1219 6400243 NM_001003407.1 NM_001003407 actin binding LIM ABLIM1 KIAA0059; FLJ14564; protein 1 (ABLIM1), MGC1224; LIMATIN; transcript variant 2, LIMAB1; mRNA. DKFZp781D0148; ABLIM 1225 1221 6420040 NM_144607.3 NM_144607 cytochrome b5 domain CYB5D1 FLJ32499 containing 1 (CYB5D1), mRNA. 1226 1222 6420392 NM_001014446.1 NM_001014446 OCIA domain OCIAD2 DKFZp686C03164; containing 2 (OCIAD2), MGC45416 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1227 1223 6420403 NM_001013254.1 NM_001013254 lymphocyte-specific LSP1 WP34; pp52 protein 1 (LSP1), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1228 1224 6420746 NM_002010.1 NM_002010 fibroblast growth factor FGF9 MGC119914; GAF; 9 (glia-activating factor) MGC119915; HBFG-9 (FGF9), mRNA. 1229 1225 6450093 NM_000952.3 NM_000952 platelet-activating factor PTAFR PAFR receptor (PTAFR), mRNA. 1230 1226 6450129 NM_004867.3 NM_004867 integral membrane ITM2A E25A; BRICD2A protein 2A (ITM2A), mRNA. 1231 1227 6450139 NR_002201.1 NR_002201 ferritin, heavy FTHL3 — polypeptide-like 3 (FTHL3) on chromosome 2. 1232 1228 6450475 NM_024640.3 NM_024640 yrdC domain containing YRDC FLJ23476; IRIP; (E. coli) (YRDC), FLJ26165; RP11- mRNA. 109P14.4; SUA5; DRIP3 1233 1229 6450538 NM_006706.3 NM_006706 transcription elongation TCERG1 MGC133200; TAF2S; regulator 1 (TCERG1), CA150 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1234 1230 6450661 NM_032250.1 NM_032250 ankyrin repeat domain ANKRD20A1 ANKRD20A; 20 family, member A1 DKFZp434A171 (ANKRD20A1), mRNA. 1235 1231 6480059 NM_001613.1 NM_001613 actin, alpha 2, smooth ACTA2 ACTSA muscle, aorta (ACTA2), mRNA. 1236 1232 6480196 NM_018070.3 NM_018070 single stranded DNA SSBP3 CSDP; FLJ10355; binding protein 3 SSDP1; SSDP (SSBP3), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1237 1233 6480349 NM_012446.2 NM_012446 single-stranded DNA SSBP2 HSPC116; binding protein 2 DKFZp686F03273 (SSBP2), mRNA. 1238 1234 6480360 NM_138636.2 NM_138636 toll-like receptor 8 TLR8 MGC119600; (TLR8), transcript MGC119599 variant 2, mRNA. 1239 1235 6510026 NM_016584.2 NM_016584 interleukin 23, alpha IL23A IL-23A; IL23P19; subunit p19 (IL23A), MGC79388; SGRF; mRNA. P19; IL-23 1240 1236 6510279 NM_001047434.1 NM_001047434 DPH3, KTI11 homolog DPH3 MGC20197; DPH3A; (S. cerevisiae) (DPH3), DELGIP1; ZCSL2; transcript variant 2, DELGIP; KTI11; mRNA. DESR1 1241 1237 6510367 NM_002228.3 NM_002228 jun oncogene (JUN), JUN AP1; c-Jun mRNA. 1242 1238 6510553 NM_005224.2 NM_005224 AT rich interactive ARID3A E2FBP1; BRIGHT; domain 3A (BRIGHT- DRIL3; DRIL1 like) (ARID3A), mRNA. 1243 1239 6510603 NM_000485.2 NM_000485 adenine APRT MGC125857; AMP; phosphoribosyltransferase MGC125856; (APRT), transcript DKFZp686D13177; variant 1, mRNA. MGC129961 1244 1240 6520180 NM_003853.2 NM_003853 interleukin 18 receptor IL18RAP MGC120590; accessory protein MGC120589; (IL18RAP), mRNA. CDw218b; CD218b; ACPL 1245 1241 6520192 NM_001039673.1 NM_001039673 Yip1 interacting factor YIF1B FinGER8 homolog B (S. cerevisiae) (YIF1B), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 1246 1242 6520280 NM_023926.3 NM_023926 zinc finger and SCAN ZSCAN18 ZNF447; domain containing 18 DKFZp586B1122; (ZSCAN18), mRNA. FLJ44152; MGC2427; MGC8682; MGC4074; FLJ12895 1247 1243 6520576 NM_212552.2 NM_212552 bolA homolog 3 (E. coli) BOLA3 — (BOLA3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1248 1244 6520630 NM_181504.2 NM_181504 phosphoinositide-3- PIK3R1 p85; p85-ALPHA; kinase, regulatory GRB1 subunit 1 (alpha) (PIK3R1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1249 1245 6520646 NM_003870.3 NM_003870 IQ motif containing IQGAP1 HUMORFA01; SAR1; GTPase activating KIAA0051; p195 protein 1 (IQGAP1), mRNA. 1250 1246 6550064 NM_181738.1 NM_181738 peroxiredoxin 2 PRDX2 TDPX1; MGC4104; (PRDX2), nuclear gene TSA; PRP; PRX2; encoding mitochondrial NKEFB; PRXII protein, transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1251 1247 6550673 NM_001152.1 NM_001152 solute carrier family 25 SLC25A5 T3; 2F1; ANT2; T2 (mitochondrial carrier; adenine nucleotide translocator), member 5 (SLC25A5), mRNA. 1252 1248 6550754 NM_016337.2 NM_016337 Enah/Vasp-like (EVL), EVL RNB6 mRNA. 1253 1249 6560136 NM_001042442.1 NM_001042442 calpastatin (CAST), CAST MGC9402; BS-17 transcript variant 8, mRNA. 1254 1250 6560180 NM_001003696.1 NM_001003696 ATP synthase, H+ ATP5J ATP5A CF6; F6; transporting, ATPM; ATP5 mitochondrial F0 complex, subunit F6 (ATP5J), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1255 1251 6560300 NM_001860.2 NM_001860 solute carrier family 31 SLC31A2 hCTR2; CTR2; (copper transporters), COPT2 member 2 (SLC31A2), mRNA. 1256 1252 6560451 NM_138394.2 NM_138394 heterogeneous nuclear HNRPLL SRRF ribonucleoprotein L-like (HNRPLL), mRNA. 1257 1253 6580041 NM_006433.2 NM_006433 granulysin (GNLY), GNLY D2S69E; 519; LAG2; transcript variant LAG-2; TLA519; NKG5, mRNA. NKG5 1258 1254 6580059 NM_003355.2 NM_003355 uncoupling protein 2 UCP2 SLC25A8; UCPH (mitochondrial, proton carrier) (UCP2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1259 1255 6580437 NM_012139.2 NM_012139 secretion regulating SERGEF Gnefr; DELGEF guanine nucleotide exchange factor (SERGEF), mRNA. 1260 1257 6580717 NM_032265.1 NM_032265 zinc finger, MYND-type ZMYND15 DKFZp434N127 containing 15 (ZMYND15), mRNA. 1261 1258 6580750 NM_002621.1 NM_002621 complement factor CFP PFC; PROPERDIN; properdin (CFP), BFD; PFD mRNA. 1262 1259 6590201 NM_001183.4 NM_001183 ATPase, H+ ATP6AP1 XAP-3; CF2; 16A; transporting, lysosomal ATP6IP1; ATP6S1; accessory protein 1 Ac45; MGC129781; (ATP6AP1), mRNA. XAP3; VATPS1 1263 1260 6590441 NM_004238.1 NM_004238 thyroid hormone TRIP12 KIAA0045; receptor interactor 12 MGC138850; (TRIP12), mRNA. MGC138849 1264 1261 6590722 NM_016374.5 NM_016374 AT rich interactive ARID4B BCM; RBP1L1; domain 4B (RBP1-like) MGC163290; (ARID4B), transcript BRCAA1; SAP180; variant 1, mRNA. RBBP1L1; DKFZp313M2420 1265 1262 6620072 NM_004930.1 NM_004930 capping protein (actin CAPZB CAPB; MGC104401; filament) muscle Z-line, MGC129749; beta (CAPZB), mRNA. MGC129750; CAPPB; CAPZ 1266 1263 6620170 NM_000517.3 NM_000517 hemoglobin, alpha 2 HBA2 HBA1 (HBA2), mRNA. 1267 1264 6620201 NM_017644.3 NM_017644 kelch-like 24 KLHL24 FLJ25796; KRIP6; (Drosophila) (KLHL24), DRE1 mRNA. 1268 1265 6620315 NM_182476.1 NM_182476 coenzyme Q6 COQ6 CGI-10 homolog, monooxygenase (S. cerevisiae) (COQ6), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1269 1266 6620474 NM_138924.1 NM_138924 guanidinoacetate N- GAMT TP53I2; PIG2 methyltransferase (GAMT), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1270 1267 6650161 NM_006572.3 NM_006572 guanine nucleotide GNA13 MGC46138; G13 binding protein (G protein), alpha 13 (GNA13), mRNA. 1271 1268 6650242 NM_021034.2 NM_021034 interferon induced IFITM3 1-8U; IP15 transmembrane protein 3 (1-8U) (IFITM3), mRNA. 1272 1269 6650639 NM_199245.1 NM_199245 vesicle-associated VAMP1 SYB1; VAMP-1; membrane protein 1 DKFZp686H12131 (synaptobrevin 1) (VAMP1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1273 1270 6650746 NM_001040456.1 NM_001040456 rhomboid domain RHBDD2 NPD007; RHBDL7 containing 2 (RHBDD2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1274 1271 6660092 NM_001745.2 NM_001745 calcium modulating CAMLG CAML; MGC163197 ligand (CAMLG), mRNA. 1275 1272 6660343 NM_006328.2 NM_006328 RNA binding motif RBM14 SYTIP1; COAA; SIP; protein 14 (RBM14), DKFZp779J0927 mRNA. 1276 1273 6660368 NM_001042600.1 NM_001042600 mitogen-activated MAP4K1 HPK1 protein kinase kinasekinasekinase 1 (MAP4K1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1277 1274 6660398 NM_002003.2 NM_002003 ficolin FCN1 FCNM (collagen/fibrinogen domain containing) 1 (FCN1), mRNA. 1278 1275 6660411 NM_018466.3 NM_018466 asparagine-linked ALG13 YGL047W; GLT28D1; glycosylation 13 MDS031; CXorf45 homolog (S. cerevisiae) (ALG13), mRNA. 1279 1276 6660475 NM_001042729.1 NM_001042729 Gardner-Rasheed FGR p58c-fgr, SRC2; c-fgr; feline sarcoma viral (v- FLJ43153; fgr) oncogene homolog MGC75096; c-src2; (FGR), transcript p55c-fgr variant 3, mRNA. 1280 1277 6660673 NM_016628.2 NM_016628 WW domain containing WAC bA48B24; adaptor with coiled-coil MGC10753; BM-016; (WAC), transcript Wwp4; PRO1741; variant 1, mRNA. bA48B24.1 1281 1278 6660768 NM_182972.2 NM_182972 interferon regulatory IRF2BP2 MGC72189 factor 2 binding protein 2 (IRF2BP2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1282 1279 6760273 NM_020926.2 NM_020926 BCL6 co-repressor BCOR MGC131961; (BCOR), transcript KIAA1575; FLJ20285; variant 2, mRNA. MGC71031; MCOPS2; FLJ38041; MAA2; ANOP2 1283 1280 6760315 NM_006768.2 NM_006768 BRCA1 associated BRAP RNF52; IMP; BRAP2 protein (BRAP), mRNA. 1284 1282 6770377 NM_022918.2 NM_022918 transmembrane protein TMEM135 FLJ22104; 135 (TMEM135), DKFZp686I1974 mRNA. 1285 1283 6770474 NM_030622.6 NM_030622 cytochrome P450, CYP2S1 — family 2, subfamily S, polypeptide 1 (CYP2S1), mRNA. 1286 1284 6770754 NM_031454.1 NM_031454 selenoprotein O SELO MGC131879 (SELO), mRNA. 1287 1285 6840072 NM_000314.4 NM_000314 phosphatase and PTEN MMAC1; MHAM; tensin homolog TEP1; BZS; PTEN1; (mutated in multiple MGC11227 advanced cancers 1) (PTEN), mRNA. 1288 1286 6840184 NM_002087.2 NM_002087 granulin (GRN), mRNA. GRN PEPI; PGRN; PCDGF; GEP; GP88 1289 1287 6840246 NM_000308.2 NM_000308 cathepsin A (CTSA), CTSA NGBE; PPCA; GSL; mRNA. PPGB; GLB2 1290 1288 6840408 NM_004271.3 NM_004271 lymphocyte antigen 86 LY86 dJ80N2.1; MMD-1; (LY86), mRNA. RP1-80N2.1; MD-1 1291 1289 6840593 NM_031905.2 NM_031905 armadillo repeat ARMC10 SVH; MGC3195; containing 10 PNAS-112 (ARMC10), mRNA. 1292 1290 6860095 NM_205835.2 NM_205835 lipolysis stimulated LSR MGC48312; LISCH7; lipoprotein receptor MGC48503; (LSR), transcript variant MGC10659 3, mRNA. 1293 1291 6860202 NM_001064.1 NM_001064 transketolase TKT TKT1; FLJ34765 (Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome) (TKT), mRNA. 1294 1292 6860452 NM_002598.2 NM_002598 programmed cell death PDCD2 RP8; MGC12347; 2 (PDCD2), transcript ZMYND7 variant 1, mRNA. 1295 1293 6860553 NM_003136.2 NM_003136 signal recognition SRP54 — particle 54 kDa (SRP54), mRNA. 1296 1294 6860678 NR_003249.1 NR_003249 heterogeneous nuclear HNRPDL JKTBP2; JKTBP; ribonucleoprotein D-like laAUF1; HNRNP (HNRPDL), transcript variant 3, transcribed RNA. 1297 1295 6900025 NM_004805.2 NM_004805 polymerase (RNA) II POLR2D HSRPB4; RBP4; (DNA directed) HSRBP4 polypeptide D (POLR2D), mRNA. 1298 1296 6900398 NM_002004.2 NM_002004 farnesyldiphosphate FDPS FPS synthase (farnesyl pyrophosphate synthetase, dimethylallyltranstransferase, geranyltranstransferase) (FDPS), mRNA. 1299 1297 6900593 NM_001004491.1 NM_001004491 olfactory receptor, OR2AK2 OR1-47; OR2AK1P family 2, subfamily AK, member 2 (OR2AK2), mRNA. 1300 1298 6900612 NM_001011546.1 NM_001011546 destrin (actin DSTN ACTDP; bA462D18.2; depolymerizing factor) ADF (DSTN), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1301 1299 6900630 NM_001684.3 NM_001684 ATPase, Ca++ ATP2B4 DKFZp686M088; transporting, plasma PMCA4b; membrane 4 DKFZp686G08106; (ATP2B4), transcript PMCA4x; PMCA4; variant 2, mRNA. ATP2B2; MXRA1 1302 1300 6900674 NM_017664.2 NM_017664 ankyrin repeat domain ANKRD10 DKFZp686B07190; 10 (ANKRD10), mRNA. FLJ20093 1303 1301 6940039 NM_003105.3 NM_003105 sortilin-related receptor, SORL1 LR11; LRP9; SORLA; L(DLR class) A SorLA-1; gp250 repeats-containing (SORL1), mRNA. 1304 1302 6940066 NM_005022.2 NM_005022 profilin 1 (PFN1), PFN1 — mRNA. 1305 1303 6940255 NM_020360.2 NM_020360 phospholipid PLSCR3 — scramblase 3 (PLSCR3), mRNA. 1306 1304 6960072 NM_002156.4 NM_002156 heat shock 60 kDa HSPD1 HuCHA60; GROEL; protein 1 (chaperonin) HSP60; SPG13; (HSPD1), nuclear gene CPN60; HSP65 encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1307 1305 6960129 NM_152729.2 NM_152729 5′-nucleotidase domain NT5DC1 MGC131837; containing 1 (NT5DC1), C6orf200; mRNA. MGC24302; LP2642; NT5C2L1 1308 1306 6960168 NM_020452.2 NM_020452 ATPase, class I, type ATP8B2 ATPID; 8B, member 2 DKFZp434M0219; (ATP8B2), transcript KIAA1137 variant 1, mRNA. 1309 1307 6960242 NM_019048.1 NM_019048 asparagine synthetase ASNSD1 NBLA00058; domain containing 1 NS3TP1; FLJ20752 (ASNSD1), mRNA. 1310 1308 6960440 NM_181762.1 NM_181762 ubiquitin-conjugating UBE2A UBC2; RAD6A; enzyme E2A (RAD6 HHR6A homolog) (UBE2A), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1311 1310 6960768 NM_006963.3 NM_006963 zinc finger protein 22 ZNF22 HKR-T1; Zfp422; (KOX 15) (ZNF22), KOX15; ZNF422 mRNA. 1312 1311 6980164 NM_017595.4 NM_017595 NFKB inhibitor NKIRAS2 KBRAS2; interacting Ras-like 2 MGC74742; kappaB- (NKIRAS2), transcript Ras2; variant 2, mRNA. DKFZP434N1526 1313 1312 6980471 NM_130436.2 NM_130436 dual-specificity tyrosine- DYRK1A HP86; DYRK; (Y)-phosphorylation DYRK1; MNBH; MNB regulated kinase 1A (DYRK1A), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1314 1313 6980541 NM_003255.4 NM_003255 TIMP metallopeptidase TIMP2 CSC-21K inhibitor 2 (TIMP2), mRNA. 1315 1314 7000121 NM_176877.2 NM_176877 InaD-like (Drosophila) INADL Cipp; FLJ26982; (INADL), mRNA. PATJ 1316 1315 7000307 NM_004458.1 NM_004458 acyl-CoA synthetase ACSL4 MRX68; FACL4; long-chain family ACS4; MRX63; member 4 (ACSL4), LACS4 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1317 1317 7040707 NM_015074.2 NM_015074 kinesin family member KIF1B KIAA0591; HMSNII; 1B (KIF1B), transcript CMT2; FLJ23699; variant 1, mRNA. KIAA1448; CMT2A; MGC134844; CMT2A1; KLP 1318 1318 7040709 NM_006548.4 NM_006548 insulin-like growth IGF2BP2 IMP-2; VICKZ2; p62; factor 2 mRNA binding IMP2 protein 2 (IGF2BP2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1319 1319 7040735 NM_000784.2 NM_000784 cytochrome P450, CYP27A1 CYP27; CTX; CP27 family 27, subfamily A, polypeptide 1 (CYP27A1), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1320 1320 7050189 NM_014502.3 NM_014502 PRP19/PSO4 pre- PRPF19 NMP200; PRP19; mRNA processing hPSO4; UBOX4; factor 19 homolog (S. cerevisiae) SNEV; PSO4 (PRPF19), mRNA. 1321 1321 7050332 NM_005348.2 NM_005348 heat shock protein HSP90AA1 HSPCAL4; HSPN; 90 kDa alpha HSP86; Hsp89; (cytosolic), class A HSP90N; HSPC1; member 1 HSP90A; HSPCAL1; (HSP90AA1), transcript Hsp90; HSPCA; variant 2, mRNA. LAP2; FLJ31884 1322 1322 7050364 NM_173849.2 NM_173849 goosecoidhomeobox GSC — (GSC), mRNA. 1323 1323 7050494 NM_014713.3 NM_014713 lysosomal-associated LAPTM4A LAPTM4; KIAA0108; protein transmembrane Mtrp; HUMORF13; 4 alpha (LAPTM4A), MBNT mRNA. 1324 1324 7050619 NM_017724.1 NM_017724 leucine rich repeat (in LRRFIP2 FLJ20248; HUFI-2; FLII) interacting protein FLJ22683; 2 (LRRFIP2), transcript DKFZp434H2035 variant 2, mRNA. 1325 1325 7050717 NM_004267.3 NM_004267 carbohydrate (N- CHST2 C6ST acetylglucosamine-6-O) sulfotransferase 2 (CHST2), mRNA. 1326 1326 7100156 NM_203504.1 NM_203504 GTPase activating G3BP2 — protein (SH3 domain) binding protein 2 (G3BP2), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1327 1327 7100338 NM_001032278.1 NM_001032278 matrix metallopeptidase MMP28 MMP25; MM28 28 (MMP28), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1328 1328 7100520 NM_006368.4 NM_006368 cAMP responsive CREB3 LZIP; LUMAN; element binding protein MGC15333; 3 (CREB3), mRNA. MGC19782 1329 1331 7160059 NM_004047.3 NM_004047 ATPase, H+ ATP6V0B HATPL; ATP6F; transporting, lysosomal VMA16 21 kDa, V0 subunit b (ATP6V0B), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1330 1332 7160382 NM_181713.3 NM_181713 UBX domain containing UBXD4 MGC138202 4 (UBXD4), mRNA. 1331 1333 7160593 NM_152542.2 NM_152542 protein phosphatase 1K PPM1K UG0882E07; PP2Cm; (PP2C domain DKFZp667B084; containing) (PPM1K), PTMP; mRNA. DKFZp761G058 1332 1334 7200041 NM_000310.2 NM_000310 palmitoyl-protein PPT1 CLN1; INCL; PPT thioesterase 1 (ceroid- lipofuscinosis, neuronal 1, infantile) (PPT1), mRNA. 1333 1335 7200142 NM_032940.2 NM_032940 polymerase (RNA) II POLR2C RPB31; hsRPB3; (DNA directed) RPB3; hRPB33 polypeptide C, 33 kDa (POLR2C), mRNA. 1334 1336 7200242 NM_018837.2 NM_018837 sulfatase 2 (SULF2), SULF2 MGC126411; transcript variant 1, FLJ90554; KIAA1247; mRNA. HSULF-2; DKFZp313E091 1335 1337 7200392 NM_001212.3 NM_001212 complement C1QBP gC1qR; HABP1; component 1, q SF2p32; p32; gC1Q- subcomponent binding R; GC1QBP protein (C1QBP), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1336 1338 7200435 NM_005170.2 NM_005170 achaete-scute complex ASCL2 ASH2; MASH2; homolog 2 (Drosophila) HASH2 (ASCL2), mRNA. 1337 1339 7200475 NM_015698.3 NM_015698 G patch domain and GPKOW GPATCH5; GPATC5; KOW motifs (GPKOW), T54 mRNA. 1338 1340 7200601 NM_001044390.1 NM_001044390 mucin 1, cell surface MUC1 PEMT; PUM; PEM; associated (MUC1), EMA; H23AG; MAM6; transcript variant 5, CD227 mRNA. 1339 1341 7200670 NM_016640.3 NM_016640 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPS30 PDCD9; MRP-S30; protein S30 (MRPS30), DKFZp566B2024; nuclear gene encoding PAP mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1340 1342 7210020 NM_001006618.1 NM_001006618 mitogen-activated MAPKAP1 MGC2745; MIP1; protein kinase SIN1b; SIN1g; SIN1 associated protein 1 (MAPKAP1), transcript variant 6, mRNA. 1341 1343 7210682 NM_014716.2 NM_014716 centaurin, beta 1 CENTB1 KIAA0050; ACAP1 (CENTB1), mRNA. 1342 1344 7210725 NM_181463.1 NM_181463 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPL55 DKFZp686D1387; protein L55 (MRPL55), PRO19675; nuclear gene encoding MGC61802; mitochondrial protein, AAVG5835 transcript variant 5, mRNA. 1343 1345 7320307 NM_005707.1 NM_005707 programmed cell death PDCD7 HES18; ES18; 7 (PDCD7), mRNA. MGC22015 1344 1346 7320424 NR_002944.2 NR_002944 heterogeneous nuclear HNRPA1L-2 — ribonucleoprotein A1 pseudogene (HNRPA1L-2) on chromosome 19. 1345 1347 7320594 NM_003461.4 NM_003461 zyxin (ZYX), transcript ZYX ESP-2; HED-2 variant 1, mRNA. 1346 1348 7320687 NM_002697.2 NM_002697 POU class 2 homeobox POU2F1 OCT1; OTF1 1 (POU2F1), mRNA. 1347 1349 7330068 NM_031287.2 NM_031287 splicing factor 3b, SF3B5 SF3b10; MGC3133 subunit 5, 10 kDa (SF3B5), mRNA. 1348 1351 7330504 NM_138553.1 NM_138553 B-cell CLL/lymphoma BCL11A BCL11A-L; CTIP1; 11A (zinc finger protein) FLJ10173; BCL11A- (BCL11A), transcript XL; BCL11A-S; variant 5, mRNA. FLJ34997; KIAA1809; EVI9 1349 1352 7330544 NM_005165.2 NM_005165 aldolase C, fructose- ALDOC ALDC bisphosphate (ALDOC), mRNA. 1350 1353 7330671 NM_145699.2 NM_145699 apolipoprotein B mRNA APOBEC3A PHRBN; bK150C2.1; editing enzyme, ARP3 catalytic polypeptide- like 3A (APOBEC3A), mRNA. 1351 1354 7330753 NM_005891.2 NM_005891 acetyl-Coenzyme A ACAT2 — acetyltransferase 2 (ACAT2), mRNA. 1352 1355 7380164 NM_004604.3 NM_004604 syntaxin 4 (STX4), STX4 STX4A; p35-2 mRNA. 1353 1356 7380452 NM_018203.1 NM_018203 kelch domain KLHDC8A FLJ10748 containing 8A (KLHDC8A), mRNA. 1354 1358 7380626 NM_019027.1 NM_019027 RNA-binding protein FLJ20273 DKFZp686F02235 (FLJ20273), mRNA. 1355 1359 7400114 NM_023039.2 NM_023039 ankyrin repeat, family A ANKRA2 ANKRA (RFXANK-like), 2 (ANKRA2), mRNA. 1356 1360 7400246 NM_181708.1 NM_181708 BCDIN3 domain BCDIN3D — containing (BCDIN3D), mRNA. 1357 1361 7400521 NM_006403.2 NM_006403 neural precursor cell NEDD9 dJ761I2.1; expressed, dJ49G10.2; CAS-L; developmentally down- HEF1; CASL regulated 9 (NEDD9), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1358 1362 7400546 NM_021132.1 NM_021132 protein phosphatase 3 PPP3CB CALNA2; CALNB (formerly 2B), catalytic subunit, beta isoform (PPP3CB), mRNA. 1359 1363 7510097 NM_181270.2 NM_181270 CKLF-like MARVEL CMTM1 CKLFH; CKLFSF1; transmembrane CKLFH1; MGC71870 domain containing 1 (CMTM1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1360 1364 7510204 NM_016403.3 NM_016403 CWC15 homolog (S. cerevisiae) CWC15 ORF5; Cwf15; (CWC15), HSPC148; C11orf5 mRNA. 1361 1365 7510332 NM_001029991.1 NM_001029991 methyltransferase 11 METT11D1 FLJ20859 domain containing 1 (METT11D1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1362 1366 7510356 NM_001347.2 NM_001347 diacylglycerol kinase, DGKQ DAGK7; DAGK4; theta 110 kDa (DGKQ), DAGK mRNA. 1363 1367 7510537 NM_005138.1 NM_005138 SCO cytochrome SCO2 MGC125823; oxidase deficient MGC125825; SCO1L homolog 2 (yeast) (SCO2), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1364 1368 7510538 NM_001012614.1 NM_001012614 C-terminal binding CTBP1 BARS; MGC104684 protein 1 (CTBP1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1365 1370 7550341 NM_014056.1 NM_014056 HIG1 domain family, HIGD1A HIG1; member 1A (HIGD1A), DKFZP564K247 mRNA. 1366 1371 7550437 XM_001128220.1 XM_001128220 PREDICTED: pleckstrin PLEKHM1 — homology domain containing, family M (with RUN domain) member 1 (PLEKHM1), mRNA. 1367 1372 7550601 NM_175932.1 NM_175932 proteasome (prosome, PSMD13 HSPC027; p40.5 macropain) 26S subunit, non-ATPase, 13 (PSMD13), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1368 1373 7550639 NM_138335.1 NM_138335 glucosamine-6- GNPDA2 SB52 phosphate deaminase 2 (GNPDA2), mRNA. 1369 1374 7560092 NM_032273.2 NM_032273 transmembrane protein TMEM126A DKFZp586C1924 126A (TMEM126A), mRNA. 1370 1375 7560097 NM_005765.2 NM_005765 ATPase, H+ ATP6AP2 ELDF10; APT6M8-9; transporting, lysosomal MGC99577; XMRE; accessory protein 2 M8-9; ATP6IP2; (ATP6AP2), mRNA. MSTP009; MRXE; HT028; ATP6M8-9 1371 1376 7560129 NM_153028.1 NM_153028 zinc finger protein 75a ZNF75A FLJ31529 (ZNF75A), mRNA. 1372 1377 7560180 NM_022486.3 NM_022486 sushi domain SUSD1 RP11-4O1.1 containing 1 (SUSD1), mRNA. 1373 1378 7560435 NM_018053.2 NM_018053 XK, Kell blood group XKR8 XRG8; FLJ10307; complex subunit-related RP11-460I13.3 family, member 8 (XKR8), mRNA. 1374 1379 7560465 NM_001042450.1 NM_001042450 solute carrier family 5 SLC5A10 FLJ25217; SGLT5 (sodium/glucose cotransporter), member 10 (SLC5A10), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1375 1380 7570673 NM_003364.2 NM_003364 uridinephosphorylase 1 UPP1 UP; UPASE; (UPP1), transcript UDRPASE; UPP variant 1, mRNA. 1376 1381 7610097 NM_006515.1 NM_006515 SET domain and SETMAR METNASE mariner transposase fusion gene (SETMAR), mRNA. 1377 1382 7610138 NM_004396.2 NM_004396 DEAD (Asp-Glu-Ala- DDX5 HUMP68; Asp) box polypeptide 5 DKFZp686J01190; (DDX5), mRNA. p68; HLR1; G17P1 1378 1383 7610433 NM_005628.1 NM_005628 solute carrier family 1 SLC1A5 M7V1; ATBO; (neutral amino acid FLJ31068; ASCT2; transporter), member 5 AAAT; R16; M7VS1; (SLC1A5), mRNA. RDRC 1379 1384 7610538 NM_006026.2 NM_006026 H1 histone family, H1FX MGC8350; H1X; member X (H1FX), MGC15959 mRNA. 1380 1385 7610563 NM_003112.3 NM_003112 Sp4 transcription factor SP4 MGC130009; SPR-1; (SP4), mRNA. HF1B; MGC130008 1381 1386 7610593 NM_001042462.1 NM_001042462 trafficking protein TRAPPC5 MGC52424 particle complex 5 (TRAPPC5), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 1382 1387 7610754 NM_018094.2 NM_018094 G1 to S phase GSPT2 GST2; FLJ10441; transition 2 (GSPT2), eRF3b mRNA. 1383 1388 7650026 NM_001044391.1 NM_001044391 mucin 1, cell surface MUC1 PEMT; PUM; PEM; associated (MUC1), EMA; H23AG; MAM6; transcript variant 6, CD227 mRNA. 1384 1389 7650152 NM_006098.4 NM_006098 guanine nucleotide GNB2L1 HLC-7; RACK1; binding protein (G PIG21; Gnb2-rs1; protein), beta H12.3 polypeptide 2-like 1 (GNB2L1), mRNA. 1385 1390 7650333 NM_001042465.1 NM_001042465 prosaposin (variant PSAP GLBA; SAP1; Gaucher disease and MGC110993; variant metachromatic FLJ00245 leukodystrophy) (PSAP), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1386 1391 7650433 NM_003254.2 NM_003254 TIMP metallopeptidase TIMP1 TIMP; FLJ90373; inhibitor 1 (TIMP1), CLGI; EPA; EPO; HCI mRNA. 1387 1392 10333 XM_001129369.1 XM_001129369 PREDICTED: similar to LOC731682 — HLA class II histocompatibility antigen, DQ(1) alpha chain precursor (DC-4 alpha chain) (LOC731682), mRNA. 1388 1393 60341 XM_926322.1 XM_926322 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653171 — MAPK-interacting and spindle-stabilizing protein (LOC653171), mRNA. 1389 1394 130692 AW168583 AW168583 xi89f08.x1 — — NCI_CGAP_Mel3 cDNA clone IMAGE: 2652999 3, mRNA sequence 1390 1395 150224 NM_001010864.1 NM_001010864 similar to CG32542-PA LOC196752 FLJ34302 (LOC196752), mRNA. 1391 1396 240392 AK091904 AK091904 cDNA FLJ34585 fis, — — clone KIDNE2008758 1392 1397 270133 NM_020362.3 NM_020362 chromosome 1 open C1orf128 TXNL1CL; HT014; reading frame 128 RP5-886K2.4 (C1orf128), mRNA. 1393 1398 290687 XM_936240.1 XM_936240 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653884 — FUS interacting protein (serine-arginine rich) 1 (LOC653884), mRNA. 1394 1399 430519 NM_014612.3 NM_014612 family with sequence FAM120A MGC111527; similarity 120A C9orf10; (FAM120A), mRNA. MGC133257; DNAPTP1; DNAPTP5 1395 1400 520403 NM_144736.3 NM_144736 hypothetical protein PRO1853 — PRO1853 (PRO1853), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1396 1401 540747 BE622355 BE622355 601441142F1 — — NIH_MGC_72 cDNA clone IMAGE: 3915971 5, mRNA sequence 1397 1402 580703 XM_001128002.1 XM_001128002 PREDICTED: similar to LOC728153 — FAM133B protein, transcript variant 1 (LOC728153), mRNA. 1398 1403 650626 NM_024109.2 NM_024109 chromosome 16 open C16orf68 FLJ12433; MGC2654 reading frame 68 (C16orf68), mRNA. 1399 1404 670010 XM_939387.1 XM_939387 PREDICTED: similar to LOC650298 — 40S ribosomal protein S26 (LOC650298), mRNA. 1400 1405 730379 XM_941195.2 XM_941195 PREDICTED: similar to LOC388621 — ribosomal protein L21 (LOC388621), mRNA. 1401 1406 780079 XM_943677.1 XM_943677 PREDICTED: similar to LOC654053 — hypothetical LOC389634 (LOC654053), mRNA. 1402 1407 780187 NM_145063.2 NM_145063 chromosome 6 open C6orf130 MGC19570; reading frame 130 dJ34B21.3 (C6orf130), mRNA. 1403 1408 780717 XM_925839.1 XM_925839 PREDICTED: LOC158301 — hypothetical protein LOC158301 (LOC158301), mRNA. 1404 1409 840463 BI827704 BI827704 603074125F1 — — NIH_MGC_119 cDNA clone IMAGE: 5165863 5, mRNA sequence 1405 1410 990711 NM_207009.2 NM_207009 family with sequence FAM45A — similarity 45, member A (FAM45A), mRNA. 1406 1411 1010458 XR_017629.1 XR_017629 PREDICTED: similar to LOC645466 — coiled-coil domain containing 55 (LOC645466), mRNA. 1407 1412 1070470 AK091337 AK091337 cDNA FLJ34018 fis, — — clone FCBBF2002801 1408 1413 1090110 NM_001025072.2 NM_001025072 chromosome 3 open C3orf17 DKFZP434F2021 reading frame 17 (C3orf17), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1409 1414 1090112 NM_058181.1 NM_058181 chromosome 21 open C21orf57 FLJ46907 reading frame 57 (C21orf57), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1410 1415 1110541 NM_001009923.1 NM_001009923 chromosome 20 open C20orf30 HSPC274; reading frame 30 dJ1116H23.2.1 (C20orf30), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1411 1416 1230600 XM_944489.1 XM_944489 PREDICTED: LOC651064 — hypothetical protein LOC651064 (LOC651064), mRNA. 1412 1417 1260360 XM_001133820.1 XM_001133820 PREDICTED: LOC729776 — hypothetical protein LOC729776 (LOC729776), mRNA. 1413 1418 1300369 NR_002797.1 NR_002797 hypothetical protein LOC255783 — LOC255783 (LOC255783) on chromosome 19. 1414 1419 1340669 BX537514 BX537514 mRNA; cDNA — — DKFZp313N0919 (from clone DKFZp313N0919) 1415 1420 1440050 NM_173691.2 NM_173691 chromosome 9 open C9orf75 MGC131933; RP11- reading frame 75 350O14.7; FLJ90254 (C9orf75), mRNA. 1416 1421 1450452 NM_024331.3 NM_024331 chromosome 20 open C20orf121 DKFZp686E0870; reading frame 121 MGC2470 (C20orf121), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1417 1422 1690600 NM_014661.3 NM_014661 family with sequence FAM53B RP11-12J10.2; similarity 53, member B KIAA0140; bA12J10.2 (FAM53B), mRNA. 1418 1423 1740026 XM_937227.1 XM_937227 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653962 — Teratocarcinoma- derived growth factor 2 (Epidermal growth factor-like cripto protein CR3) (Cripto-3 growth factor) (LOC653962), mRNA. 1419 1424 1820670 XM_935752.1 XM_935752 PREDICTED: similar to LOC641978 — general transcription factor II I (LOC641978), mRNA. 1420 1425 1940296 XM_932678.1 XM_932678 PREDICTED: similar to LOC87841 — ribosomal protein L13a, transcript variant 2 (LOC387841), mRNA. 1421 1426 1940470 XM_001132754.1 XM_001132754 PREDICTED: similar to LOC728734 — kidney-specific protein (KS), transcript variant 1 (LOC728734), mRNA. 1422 1427 1980088 BC014384 BC014384 Homo sapiens, clone — — IMAGE: 4052238, mRNA, partial cds 1423 1428 1980369 NM_001001701.1 NM_001001701 HCV F-transactivated LOC401152 — protein 1 (LOC401152), mRNA. 1424 1429 2030044 NM_015609.2 NM_015609 chromosome 1 open C1orf144 MGC70432; reading frame 144 DKFZp566C0424 (C1orf144), mRNA. 1425 1430 2060014 AK130294 AK130294 cDNA FLJ26784 fis, — — clone PRS04220 1426 1431 2060767 NM_001077697.1 NM_001077697 similar to testis specific LOC728137 — protein, Y-linked 1 (LOC728137), mRNA. 1427 1432 2120376 NM_032870.1 NM_032870 chromosome 6 open C6orf111 DKFZp564B0769; reading frame 111 FLJ90147; SRrp130; (C6orf111), mRNA. MGC104269; bA98I9.2; RP11- 98I9.2; HSPC306; FLJ14752; FLJ14992; FLJ14853 1428 1433 2120468 NM_032333.2 NM_032333 chromosome 10 open C10orf58 MGC4248 reading frame 58 (C10orf58), mRNA. 1429 1434 2120746 CD693563 CD693563 EST10086 human — — nasopharynx cDNA, mRNA sequence 1430 1435 2190114 AA722181 AA722181 zh20c06.s1 — — Soares_pineal_gland_N3HPG cDNA clone IMAGE: 412618 3, mRNA sequence 1431 1436 2320408 NM_207035.1 NM_207035 chromosome 1 open C1orf63 RP3-465N24.4; reading frame 63 NPD014; (C1orf63), transcript DJ465N24.2.1 variant 1, mRNA. 1432 1437 2320689 XM_928387.1 XM_928387 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653610 — Histone H2A.o (H2A/o) (H2A.2) (H2a-615) (LOC653610), mRNA. 1433 1438 2340324 BX648313 BX648313 mRNA; cDNA — — DKFZp686C10170 (from clone DKFZp686C10170) 1434 1439 2340414 BU838786 BU838786 AGENCOURT_821025 — — 9 NIH_MGC_112 cDNA clone IMAGE: 6258046 5, mRNA sequence 1435 1440 2340521 NM_152766.2 NM_152766 chromosome 17 open C17orf61 MGC40107 reading frame 61 (C17orf61), mRNA. 1436 1441 2450398 NM_001009924.1 NM_001009924 chromosome 20 open C20orf30 HSPC274; reading frame 30 dJ1116H23.2.1 (C20orf30), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1437 1442 2450435 DN997246 DN997246 TC125227 Human — — breast cancer tissue, large insert, pCMV expression library cDNA clone TC125227 5 similar to LOC399828 (LOC387724), mRNA sequence 1438 1443 2480309 XM_944290.1 XM_944290 PREDICTED: KIAA0492 — KIAA0492 protein (KIAA0492), mRNA. 1439 1444 2510184 NM_030797.2 NM_030797 family with sequence FAM49A FLJ11080; FLJ33961; similarity 49, member A DKFZP566A1524 (FAM49A), mRNA. 1440 1445 2510403 XM_374029 XM_374029 PREDICTED: — — hypothetical LOC89089 (LOC389089), mRNA. 1441 1446 2630373 AK097979 AK097979 cDNA FLJ40660 fis, — — clone THYMU2019686 1442 1447 2640528 NM_001039476.1 NM_001039476 chromosome 16 open C16orf35 CGTHBA reading frame 35 (C16orf35), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1443 1448 2650019 NM_016605.1 NM_016605 family with sequence FAM53C C5orf6 similarity 53, member C (FAM53C), mRNA. 1444 1449 2750360 NM_024598.2 NM_024598 chromosome 16 open C16orf57 FLJ13154 reading frame 57 (C16orf57), mRNA. 1445 1451 2850630 NM_199250.1 NM_199250 chromosome 19 open C19orf48 MGC13170 reading frame 48 (C19orf48), mRNA. 1446 1452 3060661 NM_024948.2 NM_024948 chromosome 10 open C10orf97 DERP5; MST126; reading frame 97 my042; FLJ13397; (C10orf97), mRNA. MSTP126; CARP; RP11-394I23.1 1447 1453 3120440 CR596519 CR596519 full-length cDNA clone — — CS0DI056YK21 of Placenta Cot 25- normalized of (human) 1448 1454 3120553 BM690036 BM690036 UI-E-CK1-abr-b-07-0- — — UI.r1 UI-E-CK1 cDNA clone UI-E-CK1-abr-b- 07-0-UI5, mRNA sequence 1449 1455 3130333 XM_931058.1 XM_931058 PREDICTED: similar to LOC642749 — Succinate dehydrogenase [ubiquinone] flavoprotein subunit, mitochondrial precursor (Fp) (Flavoprotein subunit of complex II), transcript variant 2 (LOC642749), mRNA. 1450 1456 3140280 NM_017832.2 NM_017832 chromosome 9 open C9orf6 CG-8; FLJ20457 reading frame 6 (C9orf6), mRNA. 1451 1457 3170037 DR977977 DR977977 SM011178 Brain 3 EST — — cDNA clone ID_11178 3′, mRNA sequence 1452 1458 3180053 NM_022833.2 NM_022833 family with sequence FAM129B OC58; MEG-3; similarity 129, member FLJ13518; FLJ22298; B (FAM129B), RP11-356B19.6; transcript variant 1, bA356B19.6; mRNA. FLJ22151; DKFZP434H0820; C9orf88 1453 1459 3180541 NM_001013699.1 NM_001013699 histone H3-like LOC440093 — (LOC440093), mRNA. 1454 1460 3310746 NM_019054.2 NM_019054 family with sequence FAM35A MGC5560; similarity 35, member A bA163M19.1 (FAM35A), mRNA. 1455 1461 3360170 R25153 R25153 yh36h11.s1 Soares — — placenta Nb2HP cDNA clone IMAGE: 131877 3, mRNA sequence 1456 1462 3370053 BC036926 BC036926 T cell receptor beta — — variable 21-1, mRNA (cDNA clone MGC: 46491 IMAGE: 5225843), complete cds 1457 1463 3440670 XM_377933.3 XM_377933 PREDICTED: similar to LOC402251 — eukaryotic translation elongation factor 1 alpha 2 (LOC402251), mRNA. 1458 1464 3610372 NM_032359.2 NM_032359 chromosome 3 open C3orf26 MGC4308 reading frame 26 (C3orf26), mRNA. 1459 1465 3610682 BX117372 BX117372 BX117372 — — NCI_CGAP_Co4 cDNA clone IMAGp998E042410, mRNA sequence 1460 1466 3710682 XM_936103.1 XM_936103 PREDICTED: similar to LOC642033 — ATP-binding cassette, sub-family F, member 1 isoform b (LOC642033), mRNA. 1461 1467 3780382 NM_138368.3 NM_138368 DKFZp761E198 protein DKFZp761E198 PP1030 (DKFZp761E198), mRNA. 1462 1468 3850754 NM_025249.1 NM_025249 KIAA1683 (KIAA1683), KIAA1683 MGC131731 mRNA. 1463 1469 3990435 BX282075 BX282075 BX282075 — — NIH_MGC_120 cDNA clone IMAGp998M2011561; IMAGE: 5223355, mRNA sequence 1464 1470 4010433 XM_939919.2 XM_939919 PREDICTED: similar to LOC650832 — mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase 3 isoform A (LOC650832), mRNA. 1465 1471 4040086 XM_936105.1 XM_936105 PREDICTED: LOC642035 — hypothetical protein LOC642035 (LOC642035), mRNA. 1466 1472 4040300 AK054653 AK054653 cDNA FLJ30091 fis, — — clone BNGH41000017 1467 1473 4060685 XR_015313.1 XR_015313 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653080 — Beta-glucuronidase precursor (LOC653080), misc RNA. 1468 1474 4120377 NM_024520.1 NM_024520 chromosome 2 open C2orf47 FLJ22555; reading frame 47 DKFZp666A212 (C2orf47), mRNA. 1469 1475 4200753 BI024234 BI024234 CM3-MT0357-260101- — — 690-b10 MT0357 cDNA, mRNA sequence 1470 1476 4210286 XM_938283.1 XM_938283 PREDICTED: C17orf68 — chromosome 17 open reading frame 68 (C17orf68), mRNA. 1471 1477 4220364 NM_134447.1 NM_134447 chromosome 19 open C19orf2 URI; FLJ10575; RMP; reading frame 2 NNX3 (C19orf2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1472 1478 4230735 NM_052966.2 NM_052966 family with sequence FAM129A NIBAN; FLJ38228; similarity 129, member C1orf24 A (FAM129A), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1473 1479 4250192 BX447862 BX447862 BX447862 T CELLS — — (JURKAT CELL LINE) cDNA clone CS0DH002YG04 3- PRIME, mRNA sequence 1474 1480 4260296 NM_003203.3 NM_003203 chromosome 2 open C2orf3 TCF9; GCF; DNABF reading frame 3 (C2orf3), mRNA. 1475 1481 4290575 NM_024315.2 NM_024315 chromosome 7 open C7orf23 MM-TRAG; reading frame 23 MGC4175 (C7orf23), mRNA. 1476 1482 4390086 AW015915 AW015915 UI-H-BI0-aao-g-05-0- — — UI.s1 NCI_CGAP_Sub1 cDNA clone IMAGE: 2710088 3, mRNA sequence 1477 1483 4480753 NM_199283.4 NM_199283 hypothetical protein LOC220686 — LOC220686 (LOC220686), mRNA. 1478 1484 4540064 NM_025161.3 NM_025161 chromosome 17 open C17orf70 FAAP100; FLJ30151; reading frame 70 FLJ22175 (C17orf70), mRNA. 1479 1485 4540386 XM_379543.4 XM_379543 PREDICTED: LOC401442 — hypothetical LOC401442 (LOC401442), mRNA. 1480 1486 4570064 NR_002186.1 NR_002186 hypothetical protein DKFZp586I1420 — DKFZp586I1420 (DKFZp586I1420) on chromosome 7. 1481 1487 4640132 NM_173518.2 NM_173518 chromosome 8 open C8orf45 FLJ25692 reading frame 45 (C8orf45), mRNA. 1482 1489 4760537 NM_199483.1 NM_199483 chromosome 20 open C20orf24 PNAS-11; RIP5 reading frame 24 (C20orf24), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1483 1490 4760601 XM_001127981.1 XM_001127981 PREDICTED: similar to LOC728014 — huntingtin interacting protein 1 related (LOC728014), mRNA. 1484 1491 4850161 XM_001133058.1 XM_001133058 PREDICTED: LOC728844 — hypothetical LOC728844 (LOC728844), mRNA. 1485 1492 4860280 AK055969 AK055969 cDNA FLJ31407 fis, — — clone NT2NE2000137 1486 1493 4860309 XM_376420.3 XM_376420 PREDICTED: similar to LOC401206 — 40S ribosomal protein S25 (LOC401206), mRNA. 1487 1494 4860646 NM_020223.2 NM_020223 family with sequence FAM20C RNS; DMP4 similarity 20, member C (FAM20C), mRNA. 1488 1495 4880392 NM_025182.2 NM_025182 KIAA1539 (KIAA1539), KIAA1539 P1.11659_5; mRNA. FLJ11560; RP11- 182N22.6; bA182N22.6 1489 1496 5130661 NM_019018.1 NM_019018 family with sequence FAM105A FLJ11127 similarity 105, member A (FAM105A), mRNA. 1490 1497 5220438 NM_080748.1 NM_080748 chromosome 20 open C20orf52 MGC111180; reading frame 52 bA353C18.2 (C20orf52), mRNA. 1491 1498 5290433 BX105338 BX105338 BX105338 — — Soares_pregnant_uterus_NbHPU cDNA clone IMAGp998C114347, mRNA sequence 1492 1499 5310181 XM_938283.2 XM_938283 PREDICTED: C17orf68 — chromosome 17 open reading frame 68 (C17orf68), mRNA. 1493 1500 5340162 NM_018330.4 NM_018330 KIAA1598 (KIAA1598), KIAA1598 shootin1; shootin-1; mRNA. MGC40476; DKFZp686A0439 1494 1501 5420289 NM_206837.1 NM_206837 chromosome 1 open C1orf102 NOR1; MGC26685; reading frame 102 OSCP1 (C1orf102), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1495 1502 5420349 XM_937154.1 XM_937154 PREDICTED: similar to LOC648099 — positive cofactor 2, glutamine/Q-rich- associated protein isoform b (LOC648099), mRNA. 1496 1503 5560279 XM_001128421.1 XM_001128421 PREDICTED: LOC728069 — hypothetical LOC728069 (LOC728069), mRNA. 1497 1504 5720414 NM_017887.1 NM_017887 chromosome 1 open C1orf123 FLJ20580; RP5- reading frame 123 1024G6.3 (C1orf123), mRNA. 1498 1505 5720768 AL049435 AL049435 mRNA; cDNA — — DKFZp586B0220 (from clone DKFZp586B0220) 1499 1506 5810196 NM_015395.1 NM_015395 DKFZP434B0335 DKFZP434B0335 FLJ90593; FLJ23419 protein (DKFZP434B0335), mRNA. 1500 1507 5810632 NM_014306.3 NM_014306 chromosome 22 open C22orf28 HSPC117; RP1- reading frame 28 149A16.6; (C22orf28), mRNA. DJ149A16.6 1501 1508 5810671 NM_032350.4 NM_032350 chromosome 7 open C7orf50 MGC11257; reading frame 50 YCR016W (C7orf50), mRNA. 1502 1509 5820180 AI539492 AI539492 te46f04.x1 — — Soares_NhHMPu_S1 cDNA clone IMAGE: 2089759 3, mRNA sequence 1503 1510 5820504 XM_001128859.1 XM_001128859 PREDICTED: similar to LOC728944 — THAP domain- containing protein 4 (LOC728944), mRNA. 1504 1511 5960021 AK023329 AK023329 cDNA FLJ13267 fis, — — clone OVARC1000964 1505 1512 5960167 XR_017252.1 XR_017252 PREDICTED: LOC284988 — hypothetical LOC284988 (LOC284988), mRNA. 1506 1513 6020433 NM_198534.1 NM_198534 chromosome 19 open C19orf45 FLJ35784 reading frame 45 (C19orf45), mRNA. 1507 1514 6100239 NM_153706.2 NM_153706 chromosome 5 open C5orf35 MGC33648 reading frame 35 (C5orf35), mRNA. 1508 1515 6110246 NM_024627.5 NM_024627 chromosome 22 open C22orf29 FLJ21125 reading frame 29 (C22orf29), mRNA. 1509 1516 6180470 NM_001025780.1 NM_001025780 family with sequence FAM108B1 CGI-67; RP11- similarity 108, member 409O11.2; C9orf77 B1 (FAM108B1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1510 1517 6200747 XM_941684.2 XM_941684 PREDICTED: similar to LOC220433 — 40S ribosomal protein S4, X isoform (LOC220433), mRNA. 1511 1518 6220762 XM_001134398.1 XM_001134398 PREDICTED: LOC730256 — hypothetical protein LOC730256 (LOC730256), mRNA. 1512 1519 6270112 NM_182901.2 NM_182901 chromosome 11 open C11orf17 BCA3; AKIP1 reading frame 17 (C11orf17), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1513 1520 6280750 AK128384 AK128384 cDNA FLJ46527 fis, — — clone THYMU3034853 1514 1521 6370082 CR743148 CR743148 CR743148 — — NCI_CGAP_GC4 cDNA clone IMAGp971L0563; IMAGE: 1550800 5, mRNA sequence 1515 1522 6520241 NM_001001794.2 NM_001001794 family with sequence FAM116B MGC33692 similarity 116, member B (FAM116B), mRNA. 1516 1523 6520661 NM_018465.2 NM_018465 chromosome 9 open C9orf46 FLJ39176; FLJ14688; reading frame 46 AD025; MDS030 (C9orf46), mRNA. 1517 1524 6550139 XR_018917.1 XR_018917 PREDICTED: similar to LOC441034 — 60S ribosomal protein L7a (LOC441034), mRNA. 1518 1525 6560072 AW954199 AW954199 EST366269 MAGE — — resequences, MAGC cDNA, mRNA sequence 1519 1526 6560176 AI821401 AI821401 ye15f04.x5 Stratagene — — lung (#937210) cDNA clone IMAGE: 117823 3 similar to contains element MER6 repetitive element;, mRNA sequence 1520 1527 6580129 NM_020233.4 NM_020233 chromosome 17 open C17orf48 MDS006; NBLA03831 reading frame 48 (C17orf48), mRNA. 1521 1528 6620292 NM_022153.1 NM_022153 chromosome 10 open C10orf54 PP2135; GI24; SISP1 reading frame 54 (C10orf54), mRNA. 1522 1529 6660296 NM_058188.1 NM_058188 chromosome 21 open C21orf67 PRED54; reading frame 67 MGC149387; (C21orf67), mRNA. MGC149386 1523 1530 6660711 NM_025138.3 NM_025138 chromosome 13 open C13orf23 FLJ23780; reading frame 23 bA50D16.2; RP11- (C13orf23), transcript 50D16.2; FLJ12661 variant 1, mRNA. 1524 1531 6840324 NR_002803.1 NR_002803 RPL13-2 pseudogene LOC283345 RRPL13L (LOC283345) on chromosome 12. 1525 1532 6900458 XR_015292.1 XR_015292 PREDICTED: similar to LOC728481 — similar to RPL23AP7 protein (LOC728481), mRNA. 1526 1533 6900520 XM_942586.1 XM_942586 PREDICTED: LOC651309 — hypothetical protein LOC651309 (LOC651309), mRNA. 1527 1534 6940181 NM_152644.2 NM_152644 family with sequence FAM24B MGC45962; similarity 24, member B DKFZp667I0323 (FAM24B), mRNA. 1528 1536 7000274 XM_929431.1 XM_929431 PREDICTED: similar to LOC644039 — 60S ribosomal protein L10 (QM protein) (Tumor suppressor QM) (Laminin receptor homolog) (LOC644039), mRNA. 1529 1537 7050463 DA098517 DA098517 DA098517 BRACE3 — — cDNA clone BRACE3009543 5, mRNA sequence 1530 1538 7100632 NM_152350.2 NM_152350 chromosome 17 open C17orf45 MGC40157; reading frame 45 FLJ25777 (C17orf45), mRNA. 1531 1539 7150017 NM_001040437.1 NM_001040437 chromosome 6 open C6orf48 G8; D6S57 reading frame 48 (C6orf48), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 1532 1540 7210161 BX101409 BX101409 BX101409 — — NCI_CGAP_Pr1 cDNA clone IMAGp998B182517, mRNA sequence 1533 1541 7210300 NM_173473.2 NM_173473 chromosome 10 open C10orf104 FLJ33728; reading frame 104 bA570G20.3 (C10orf104), mRNA. 1534 1542 7210484 NM_199184.1 NM_199184 chromosome 6 open C6orf108 RCL; RP3-330M21.3; reading frame 108 dJ330M21.3 (C6orf108), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1535 1543 7330070 NM_174919.2 NM_174919 hypothetical protein LOC201175 — LOC201175 (LOC201175), mRNA. 1536 1544 7330523 NM_001014279.1 NM_001014279 chromosome 5 open C5orf39 AX2R; AXIIR reading frame 39 (C5orf39), mRNA. 1537 1545 7380390 NR_002773.1 NR_002773 AOC3 pseudogene LOC90586 — (LOC90586) on chromosome 17. 1538 1546 7610309 AV652851 AV652851 AV652851 GLC cDNA — — clone GLCDEG06 3, mRNA sequence RNA1538 Minimal p- Index Probe Sequence P or N Predictor or HSK gene Minimal p-value Precision-weighted T-test value Standard Heteroscedastic T-test 1 ATATTCCATCCTGCCCAA N 0.037332164 0.000988007 CCCTTCCTCTCCCATCCT CAAAAAAGGGCCAT 2 GCCCAGAGAGAGCTGTC P 0.001981785 0.00068905 CTCTCATTGGGTGAACTG ATTGAGGAAGGGTCT 3 ACCTAACGGTTCTCATGC N 0.018504517 0.011526675 GGTGCGTAATTGTAGATG CATGTACTTGTGTG 4 TCAGCACATGGAAGGCC P 0.032983026 0.002980549 CCTGGTATGGACACTGAA AGGAAGGGCTGGTCC 5 TCACAGTTCTGGAGGCTG N 0.017352387 0.00246003 AGAAGATCGTGAGGCTG CATCTGGCAAGGGCC 6 GACCCCCTTTTAAGCCAG N 0.041675799 0.020246951 TGAGCTGGGCTTCAGTTT TTCCCAGGCCATGC 7 GAATACTTCTCTTGCTGA P 0.017275273 0.009130841 GAGCCGATGCCCGTCCC CGGGCCAGCAGGGAT 8 GCAAAAGTGAAGCAGGA P 0.01225196 0.001468372 AAGAAGGGCCCTGGCAG GCCAACAGGCTCAAAG 9 CTCGGCTACAACATGCG N 0.025693928 5.44535E−05 GTCAAACTTGTTTCGAGG GGCTGCTGAGGAGAC 10 AAGCAGCTGGTGTGGCA P 0.040720428 0.002633846 GGTTCAGGAGAAGTGGC ACCTGGTGGAGGACCT 11 GGATTCTAGGTGGACATT N 0.005331291 0.003121417 ACAGAGTTGAATTCCTCA CTACCCCCTCCCGC 12 GCTGTCCCTTGGGAATG P 0.02710595 0.006979527 GGCCCTCAGAGGACAGT GCTTCCAAGTACATCT 13 GCTCTCTGCCTCCGGTCA P 0.014982241 0.004435676 CTCTTGCTGTGGTGCTAC GTGGAAGTGAATGG 14 GGACTTGTTACTAAGCAG N 0.021401921 3.61367E−05 ATTTAAGGGTCAGTGGG GGAAGGCTATCAACC 15 GAACCAGTAGTCCAGGG P 0.028514638 0.000900452 TGGCTCACAAAGACCACT TTGAGGCTCTTGCTC 16 TAAGGCCCTGCACTGAAA P 0.024090015 0.004075409 ATGCAAGCTCAGGCGCC GGTGGTCGTTGTGAC 17 GATAGGATTCCTTAAGAT N 0.027728716 6.12919E−05 GTTACCACCCAGGGGGC CACAAGCCAGCCTGC 18 GTACCGCTGCCAACACC N 0.002720448 0.001024047 CATTGACCTCCTCGTTTT TGCCCGCCTTCTCCA 19 CTGTGGGAGGGCTTCTT N 0.028462166 0.000297434 CCCTGTGCGCTGTTGCC CATCCAAGCCTAATAT 20 TCAGAGGATGAGGAGGA P 0.028825106 0.000852077 GTATGTTGTGGAGAAGGT GCTAGACAGGCGCGT 21 CTCCACTGGTGACAGAG N 0.024597969 8.99202E−05 AAGACACCAGGGTTTGG GGGATGCCTGGGACTT 22 GGGACTCAGCATTTTCCA N 0.021834229 0.000496175 GTCTTTTTCAGGGGTAGA CAGGGGAGCCTGGG 23 ATGTAGCAGAATGGCACC P 0.007622049 0.000468379 CAGACCACTGCCCACCA GTGACGGACATGCAC 24 GCAGTGATCAGGGTCCT N 0.035419444 0.000372001 GCAAGCAGTGGGGAAGG GGGCCAAGGTATTGGA 25 ACATGTTCCGATGCCTGT P 0.00391759 0.002067277 GGAAGACATGCCGACGT CTCCTCTGCCTAGGG 26 ACACAGAGGAAGTTGGC P 0.041093374 0.014034901 TAGAGGCCGGTCCCTTC CTTGGGCCCCTCTCAT 27 TCAGGAGGGGCCAAGAA N 0.046922294 0.000644216 CCAGGGGGCCATCAAAA GCATCGGGATTTGGCA 28 GAGGTGTTTGCATGTGG P 0.012859845 0.00253581 CCATTACCGTCATTGGCC TGTGAAGCATTGGAC 29 AGGCTCGGGGGTCCCCG N 0.040045541 0.005852028 CGTCCCAGGCCCAGGGG GATGGGGGTCGCGAGA 30 TACGCCTTCAGCGAGAAC P 0.043127654 0.000581297 CCTCTGCCCACAGTGGA GATTGCCATCCGGAA 31 GTGGTCTGTAGCCCAATA N 0.005178045 5.12006E−05 ACTGGGGAACGAGTTAC AGACAAACATCACCG 32 GAGTCTTCGTGGATGATG P 0.002407557 0.000800511 TGACCATTGAGGACCTGT CAGGCTACATGGAG 33 GTGCTGCATTGTCTGAAG P 0.01846435 0.004300257 TTAGCACCTCTTGGACTG AATCGTTTGTCTAG 34 CTGTTCCGATTTGCCTCT P 0.032766586 0.003191998 GAGAACGATCTCCCAGAA TGGAAGGAGCGAGG 35 CTAGTCCCCCCACTAGAG N 0.034820338 4.92477E−05 ACTGAGAAGTTGCCTCGC AAACGAGCAGGGGC 36 GAGGCTTGCTCCTATGG P 0.019029343 0.00117229 CTCCATTCCTGTGGTGGA AGACGTGATGACAGC 37 GATGGAGTTGACCTGGC P 0.03824342 0.001544114 AATGATCTGTGGCTAACA TGCCGTCTCTCTGCC 38 GAGCACCTTGTTACAGTT P 0.002915199 0.000206666 CCGGCCTCTCAGTATGTG GGCTAAATGCCAGC 39 CAGCCAAGAGCTGAGGG P 0.019880093 0.015887782 TAAGGGCAGGTAGGCGT GAGGCTGTGGACATTT 40 CACTGCAGGGCAGCGGG N 0.027593311 0.003370428 TATTCTCCTCCCCACCTA AGTCTCTGGGAAGAA 41 GTTTGGTCAAGGGGTAG P 0.011246471 0.005489624 GTGCAACCCAATGGACC ACTTATGCAAAAGATG 42 ATGGGGCACAGAGGAAG N 0.043753676 0.000552001 TTGCTGCTTGGCTGGATC TGCTCAATTTGGGAG 43 GTTGGTGGTGTTTGAGG N 0.000868885 0.000483754 GTTGGCTAGAAATGAAAG CCTGGATTTTGTGCC 44 GGCCAAGGCCATCTCCA P 0.049414262 0.000696972 AGAACGTGCTCTTCGCTC ACCTGGATGACAACG 45 CTGTAATTAGCTCCACGT N 0.041201724 0.000981316 GTACCCCCTTCACTCCCT CCCACCAGCTCTGC 46 AGTGGAGCGGCCGCCGG P 0.002800365 0.00326773 AGATGCCTGACGCATCTG TCTGAGGAGCGGTCA 47 CGCCTGATGTCGGGACA P 0.019848148 0.009406841 GCCCTGCTCCCAAGTACA AATAGAGTGACCCGT 48 CCAGATGGCATGGTTGCT N 0.000707601 0.000469973 CTATTGGACTACCGTGAG GATGGTGTGACCCC 49 GCACCCAGCGGAATGTG HSK HSK HSK CTTAGTATTTGGTCACCA GCCGTCATCCTGGGC 50 TCCAGCAGTGGTCATTCG N 0.009966308 0.001088538 ACAACGAAAGTCATACCG TAGAAAAGATGGCG 51 CAGACCCAGAGAAAAGTA N 0.013671386 0.002749976 GTTGTCAGTCATAGCACA CATCGGACATTTGG 52 GCAATGGTAAACCTCGAG N 0.001814082 9.08413E−05 ACAACAAACAAGCAGGG GTGTTTGAACCAACC 53 GTGAGCCTGGGCCCTAC P 0.009398616 0.000918585 ATGGATGTGGTCGTCTCC CTGGTCACTATCATG 54 CAGAGGCAGAGGATGCT N 0.001627582 0.000849497 GCAAGAGAGAAAAGCTG CAAAAGAGGCCGCCGC 55 GTTGGGGAAGAGGATAA N 0.009360761 5.94033E−05 GGTTATATCTAGGACAAC TCTTTGAGTTGGTCC 56 CTGAGAAGGAACTGGCT N 0.001468154 0.000118685 GCTGAAAAGAAACGCATC CTGCACTGCCTGGGG 57 CGAAGTCAGAAAACTCAT P 0.006818317 0.000590803 CATCAGGCGACGCCCTG GCGGCTGGGTGGAGA 58 GGGCAAACCCAAAGATG N 0.019614515 1.54054E−06 GAAAGTGCTTGTTGGGTG GGTAAGCACCACCTG 59 ATGTACGTGGGGGATTCT N 0.012771344  1.7475E−05 TGACTCGGGTTAGTCTCT GGGGATGCAGAGCC 60 TTTCGTTTGAGTCCTGCT P 0.012870801 0.007058607 GTTGGTGTCGGAGCACG AGGGGAGGCACGGTG 61 GGACCCTGTTGCTAAGC P 0.004036969 0.000411885 CCCAGCAAGCAATCCTAG GTAGGGTTTAATCCC 62 CAGTGTGGTGAAGGTTG N 0.004098879 0.001708665 ACTGAAGAAGTCCAGTGT GTCCAGTTAAAACAG 63 CAACTTTCAGAGCCTCTT P 0.007348034 0.000538906 GTATTTGGAAGGCTGGAA GGGCCCAGACTTTG 64 ACACAGTAGCGATGGAG P 0.008240878 0.000130326 GTGACGTAGCTTCCTCCG AGTGGAACTGCAGCC 65 CCCTCCCTGTGGAGCCT P 0.010600382 0.003694658 GTTACCTCCGCATTTGAC ACGAGTCTGCTGTGA 66 GTTTGGTGTGTTCCCGCA P 0.030046219 0.000791838 AACCCCCTTTGTGCTGTG GGGCTGGTAGCTCA 67 AGCCATAGCTGGTGACAA N 0.015966527 0.008984203 ACAGATGGTTGCTCAGG GACAAGGTGCCTTCC 68 GCGCCTTTCTCATCAGCT N 0.008279154 0.005651563 TCTTCCGAGGGTGACAG GTGAAAGACCCCTAC 69 CATGGAGGGCAAAGAGC N 0.018391268 0.000887428 TCAGCAAAGGGCAAGCC AAGAAGCTGAAGAAGC 70 GCATTGGGGCCAAACAC P 0.029415319 0.015178021 AGAATCAGCAAAGAGGA GGCCATGCGCTGGTTC 71 GCATCAGACTTTTAATCT P 0.021705071 0.001460624 GAGGGTCCAGGGTTCAA GTCCCTGTTCGGGCG 72 GGGGAGAGGAAAAGTGG N 0.024140153 0.020459406 ATGGAAGTGTCTGGAAAG GGCACGAGAGAGTCT 73 TGCCAGAACACAAGACAC N 0.033188881 0.006635147 CAAATTGAACTCACTGCT TTTGAGGCATCTGG 74 AGCATCTTTCATATGGTA N 0.014552301 0.00674199 GGAACCAACAAGGAAACT TTCCTTTAACTCCC 75 TACCGCCTCCTCCCCGTC N 0.041006567  3.6805E−05 GCTCTGCCTTTTCCAAAA CTCACTTGGGCCCT 76 GAACCCGCGTGCAACCT P 0.015932773 0.019756877 GTCCCGACTCTAGCCGC CTCTTCAGCACGCCAT 77 CCCCTTGGGGAAGACGA N 0.004848855 0.00204549 AGGGATGCTGCAGTTCC AAAAGAGAAGGACTCT 78 CCTCTGCTCCTCCCTTCC N 0.002769245 0.001149087 CAAGGCATTGAAGCTGAA TGTGCCAACTGGCA 79 GCTTGTGGGTCATCTTGC P 0.005689907 3.51486E−05 ACCTTTACAAACAAGGAA TTCCCCTCTGTGCC 80 CTTTTTTGTACGTAGCTG N 0.009261833 0.002535233 TTACATGTAGGGCAATCT GTCTTTAAGTAGGG 81 CCCACCATCACCTCAAAC N 0.003288948 0.003275589 CCAATCACCCCCTCCTCT GTATGCTGTCACAC 82 GGGGGCACTATAGCCAC N 0.008604899 0.000681996 TAAACGAGGTGTGAAAG GCTCAAGAGGATGACC 83 AAAGTACTGCGCGACAAT P 0.011343988 0.00097227 ATCCAGGGCATCACCAA GCCGGCCATCCGGCG 84 GGGGAAGCCCGGGGCC N 0.031645706 0.000409337 GCCCGGGACCTCGGCCC GTTCCTCCGGACCCGAG 85 CCGGGCTCCTAGCGGGG N 0.026199581 7.30733E−05 AAAAGGAAGGGGATAACT CAGAGGAACAGACAC 86 GAGCAAAACTGCACAAAC N 0.00257002 0.000470189 TTGCACATTGGAAAGTGC AACAAGTTCCCGTG 87 CGCCACTTCATGGAGCT P 0.007681502 0.003121849 GGTGACTTGTGGCCTTTC CAAAAACCCATATCT 88 GGTGGCTGCGCGAGGGA N 0.000207886 0.000291014 CCGAGTACTAGAGCTGCT TGCATGCGTTACTAA 89 CTGCACTGCGTGCTGGT P 0.028714119 0.013807898 GACGAATCCACATTCATC TCAATGGAAGGATCC 90 AAGGACTCTTCCACCAGA N 0.008984509 0.002853643 GATGGGAAAACCACTGG GGAGGACTAGGACCC 91 GTGGGTCTCACCTCTCCA N 0.031525302 0.000801824 TTGTTCTCTTGTTCTATG GGGCAGGTTTGGGG 92 ACCAAGGGAGAACCAGG P 0.005085163 0.000658284 AAACGGAAACAGAGTGG TCATTCCCCAGCCCGG 93 GGGGCATCTGGCATGGA N 0.024159522 0.000179822 CTGGGGTGGAAATGGGG ATGTCAGTTTGAAAGC 94 GCCTGAGGTGACAGACA P 0.027191026 0.001043909 GGGCAGGTGGTAACAAA ACCGTTGAACCTCCCA 95 CATGGCCAAACGTACCAA N 0.020811279 0.012763214 GAAAGTCGGGATCGTCG GTAAATACGGGACCC 96 GCTCCGTGTTGGAAAAAA N 0.001352071 0.000494316 GGGGTAGTGCATTTTAAA TTGACCTTCATACG 97 GGGGTCTGTGAGAGTAC N 0.002473879 0.003326958 ATGTATTATATACAAGCA CAACAGGGCTTGCAC 98 GGCACAGGCTCTGCCGT P 0.007554333 6.88269E−05 GTCCTTGGAGTGAAAGAC TCTTTTTACCAGAGG 99 CCTGTTCCCTTCATTGCT N 0.047157776 0.008599342 GTGAGTTGGGAGTGCATT GAGAGATGATGTCC 100 GACCGGAAGCAACCCCT N 0.002980627 0.004409495 TCACAGACACGAGCACAT CGGCAAACCCTATGA 101 CCACTTCTGAGGAATGGA N 0.007523301 0.000712361 CCTGGTGTAACACACTTG AATATGTGTGATGC 102 CCAGCTCTACCAGCCCCT P 0.00400794 0.00250033 CAAGGATCGAGAAGATG ACCAGTACAGCCACC 103 CGGGCTGGCCCACCTCG P 0.005823665 0.003599139 TTTTGCTAGTGAAGAGAG GCGAGAAATTGCTGA 104 AGTAAGGGATCGAAGAC N 0.015966542 0.000690126 ATTTCAAATTGCTATCTCC ATCTGGGCTGATCC 105 GGCTGCAAGCTGGATAC P 0.031574076 0.00482945 ATGGAATTCAGCACACTT TTCTCCCTCTTACTG 106 GGCATTTACGTTTCTCTG N 0.006538796 0.002363376 ATGCTCCCTTGAAGCCAT AGAATTTAGGGGCT 107 GCAGCCCTAGAAAGTAA N 0.020468039 6.36589E−05 GCCCAGGGCTTCAGATC TAAGTTAGTCCAAAAG 108 TGGGAGCCCCATTGCCT P 0.0465622 0.002572124 CTGTCTCCTTCGGTGCCT GCAGAGACTTTGTCT 109 AACTGGTTGTGGGGAGG N 0.024268598 2.92395E−05 GAAGAGAAGGACAGGGT GTTGGGGGGATGAGGA 110 TACAGAACCATCCACTTG N 0.003269445 0.009058255 ACCTAACTACCTCCCCTG GCCGCGCTCTCGCT 111 TCCAAGGCCTGGATGCTA N 0.002557283 0.000924193 ATCAAGATGAACAGGTCG ACTTTCAAGAATTC 112 CCAGGGGAGGTGGGTAG N 0.02074243  4.5543E−05 AGCCCGAGGCCCCCCAG TAGCCGACCCTGGCGT 113 CCCGGGAGTGGATTCTA P 0.019704852 0.006056356 AATGTGATTTTCCTAGGC TACTGCAGGAGCCCC 114 GAGCACTCAACCCAGAA P 0.002545834 0.002083034 GGCGAAGATAGCTTTTGG TTGTAGGCGGCTTCC 115 GTCACCGAAAAGTGCTG P 0.029826357 0.001671524 CGGGATAACATCCAAGG CATCACCAAACCGGCC 116 CGACTCTCAAGGCACTGT P 0.038275024 0.012053236 GTATGCCCTGCAAGTTGG CTGTCTATGAGCAT 117 GCTGTCTAGGTCCGTCC N 0.006981971 0.007950141 GGTGTGTCAGATTTTCCT CAGATTAGATGTGCC 118 GATCTCACTGACCCGTTG N 0.010236169 0.007717381 CCCTGTAACCACTTTCTT TCCTTCTTTTGCCT 119 GTTTTGGTTGTGAATCAT N 0.030427324 0.000332984 TTGCCAGCGAGCCAAGG GAGAGGCAGGGATTC 120 AGGGAAGTGGGATCCGA N 0.01803385 0.000812944 GCCTGTAGAAGGGAGGC ATGAAACTTGTGGAGG 121 TTACGTTATCTACCAGAG N 0.0214931 0.008021978 CACCGTGGGCTGTTACTT GCCTTGAGTTGGAA 122 GGGCTGAAAACTGCCCTT P 0.004239413 0.002122611 GGGCTGACTTTTGATAGG CCATGCCTTGCCAC 123 GCACAGCGTCCTGTCCA N 0.004334836 0.00529578 CACCCAGCTCAGCATTTC CACACCAAGCAGCAA 124 GTAACCCTCCAGTGGTG P 0.019628615 0.001216422 GAAGGCACACCATGGCT TCCTCTGCTTGGTTTG 125 GTTGAGGGAGTCAGCAC P 0.022339333 0.002482027 AGTCCTTTCTGCAGCTTC TAACCCAGGACCATG 126 GTGTCCCTGGAGCAGTG N 0.014752098 0.001847445 AGGGGACACCAGCAAAA ACCTTCAGCTCTCAGA 127 GCCTTCGGTTGTAAGTAG N 0.038065763 0.032809685 CCAGATCCCTCTCCAGTG ACATTGGAACATGC 128 CCAGACTGTGATGACTG N 0.009421378 0.006557969 GGAGCGGGCTGAATGAG ATGGAGTGTGCATTAC 129 GCCCTCTCTGTGGATCCC N 0.009864615 0.015626713 TACTGCTGGTTTCTGCCT TCTCCATGCTGAGA 130 GCCTCAGGAAAACAAGA P 0.048658712 0.001081202 CCTCTGTGCACCTCACTT TTGGCTCACTGCAGC 131 TGTAAGACGAACTTGGAT N 0.029901567 0.000120075 CACGGCTTGGTTCAGCA GAGCATGGGGGCGGG 132 AACCCAGGGCTTTAGAAG N 0.008491795 8.92123E−06 GCTGAGGCTGGGGGATT GCTTGAAGTCAGGAG 133 TCACTTGGGAGGGACGC N 0.001572086 0.00042732 ATAGAAGGAGCTCTAGGA ACACAGTGCCAGTGC 134 CAAAGGGGCATCGGAGA P 0.011706711 0.003529377 AGTGCAGCTGCTGTGCC TGATGTGGGAACAGCT 135 ACCTGAAGCAGCAAGTG P 0.039208835 0.021102604 AGCGGGCTGGAGGGTGT GCAGGACGACCTGTTC 136 TCTCAAACCCGGTATGGT N 0.045388658 0.022274481 GGTCACCTTTGCTCCAGT CAACGTTACAACGG 137 GTCACGACATCCGAACTG N 0.015344888 0.000886132 GAGGGACAAGGATCTTAA ACCCAAAGTACGAG 138 GCTGCTAAAGTTCCAGCA N 0.046979583 0.014494505 AAAAAGATCACCGCCGC GAGTAAAAAGGCTCC 139 TAGCTGCTACCCTGGAAC P 0.020581476 0.003669674 GGTGGGCAGAGAGCCTA CTAGGAAATGTGCAG 140 GAAGAGTAACAAGAGTAG N 0.002215247 0.000437489 ACTGGACCAGAAATCGG AGGGTGGCAAGCAGC 141 CGAGAGTGCCCTTCTGAT P 0.00404049 0.000434785 GAATGTGGTGCTGGGGT GTTTATGGCAAGTCA 142 GGTGCTGATCCTACCACC P 0.002534122 0.001605959 TACTGCTACCTTCCTTAG CTTCACCCTGGCTA 143 ACCCTACTCTTCGGCCCC P 0.018495536 0.00116788 GCCAGCTCTCCATCTCAC ACTTTAAGAGCCTC 144 CGTAACCAAAGAACGACA N 0.042699055 0.003989645 CAGAGAGATCAACAAGCA AGCCACCCGAGGGG 145 GAAGTAGCCCCAGTGAG P 0.008798324 0.000770132 TGTTAGTGATGCAGCTCT CCTGGCCCCAGAGGA 146 GTGAGTGGTCTCTGTCG N 0.012969873 4.57892E−05 GGAAAGATGTAGGGATT GGTTCTCCAGGATCTT 147 CACAGCCTTACTAGTTCC N 0.007897073 0.007786129 TTGCTTCCAGTATTTCAAT TGGTCTCCTCCCC 148 GGCGGCCTCATCGTTCTT P 0.008495878 0.01270945 TGCCTTCCTGGTCACCAT CTGCTACGCTGGAA 149 CGTGGCACCCCAAAAGG P 0.037138165 0.008694684 CCTCTGCTGGCATTTGCC TGTGATGACAAAGAC 150 GGCTTTTCAATTCTGTGG N 0.042964366 0.027099992 ACTTTGTACCATTTGGCT TCACCTTGTACTGC 151 AAAGCAGATATTTCCCGG N 0.000457197 0.001746366 ACCCAGCGCGGCCTCAA CCAGGGCAGGAAAGA 152 ACGGCGTGGAGGACTTT P 0.012030947 0.001874106 TCCGTGAGCCAGACGAT GCTGGAGGAGGTATTC 153 GGGGCTACATTTGTTCAT N 0.03089471 0.024754256 TTCCAGCAGTAGCATAAA CTTACGGTGACATG 154 GTCCTCACGTTCCCAGGA P 0.016355746 0.00699423 GGGCGGCTTCACCCTTC GTAACCAGGAGACAA 155 CTGAACTGCTAATGTGGC N 0.031398144 0.004785948 TGCTTTGTAGGGAATGGA CTAATATCAGTGTG 156 TGCCAAGATACATTGACA P 0.021675389 0.012145095 CTGAACATGGAGGCAGC CAGGCCCGTTTCCTC 157 CTTGCGGAAAATGAGAAT P 0.034571633 0.015217814 TGATGGTGTCCCCAATGC CCCACCTCACAGAG 158 TGCATGGGGGTACCCCA N 0.001617601 0.000135135 ATCTGAAGTCAGTAAATG AACTAATCTACAAGC 159 AACAGCATCCTCTTCCAC P 0.038694398 0.001478528 GCTCAGAAGTGTTCTGGT TGGGGCCAGGCATG 160 CAGATCTACTGGCGAGC N 0.025042639 0.004060175 GATGAAAATGTTGCAGGG AGAGTCAGCAGAGGC 161 CCGTGGGCTGTGCCAAG P 0.017697722 0.011077006 TGTGCCCAGGGATGTGTT TGCAAAGGGACATCT 162 GGGATTCTGTGACTGGAA N 0.021955263 0.002057477 AAGGTGACAAGTTGGTGA CTTTGACACTGCAG 163 TCCTGGCCATGAGGACA N 0.009159399 0.00356599 AAAATTACTGAGTGGCCC TTAAAGAGGGAAGTT 164 TAATCCCGTTATGGACTC P 0.025232086 0.044454089 TGTCTCCAGGAGAGGGG TCTATCCACCCCTGC 165 TGTTGGCAGCGACACCAT P 0.019065912 0.001334151 CCCATACAGGCTCTTACC TCTTCTCCTGAGGG 166 GGCAGTTGTCTGCATTAA N 0.010000982 0.000112406 CCTGTTCATACACCCATT TTGTCCCTTTATTG 167 AGCTTTCTGCACCCCCAG P 0.040871279 0.00259531 TGGCATCTCCTCATCACG TTCTGTGCCGTCCT 168 GGGGCTTTCGTGTCCCC N 0.01451577 0.000334594 CTGTGCGGTCAGTGTTTT CAGTACCACCTCTCT 169 GAGCAGGTGAAGCCATC N 0.011876698 0.003317407 AAAGAATGGGGTGACCA CGTGACCAACTTGTGC 170 AGCCCTGATGATTGGCC N 0.044672319 0.003062544 CCACCTCCTGCTGCCCC ATAACCCTCTCTTCAT 171 AAAGAAAGCTGGGCCTG N 0.026121174 0.02635688 TCGAAGGATGACAGGGA TGTGCTGCCAGGTTGC 172 TCACCCGCACTGAGTCAA N 0.032826967 8.36096E−06 CAGACTGAGCGCGTCCA GGCCTGACAGCTCTG 173 GGTGTGACTTGCCTTATT N 0.027345905 0.008191302 GAACTGATACTGGCATAT CTGACTGTAAGCAG 174 CAAGCCTCACTTTTCTGT N 0.008936589 5.36789E−06 GCCTTCCTGAGGGGGTT GGGCCGGGGAGGAAA 175 TGAGGACAGTTCAGAGG P 0.013435976 0.004081858 AGGATTCAGACGAGTGTC GCTGCGTGAGTGGCC 176 GCTCTCTCCCATCCAAGT N 0.004926943 0.003000054 GACCAGATGCCCTACTCA GCTTCCATCACCCC 177 CAGCTGGTTTCCTGGGTA P 0.008471018 0.002078946 TGCCTGGACTGTTGCCCA GTGTAAGATCTGTG 178 AGGAGGTACAGACGGTG P 0.018423111 0.01347762 GAGGATGGGGTGTTTGA CATCCACTTGTAATAG 179 GGGGAACACACCTGAAA N 0.030934418 0.001904134 CTAGAGGAACAGCTTATG TGGTCTATGAGGACA 180 CGGACAGTGATGGCTCTT N 0.000473071 0.000865777 GGAAATGGGTGGATGGC ACAGACTATAGGCAC 181 ACCGTGGTGAACCCTTG P 0.040642634 0.005937424 GGGGGAGGTTCTAGCCA AAGCTGGCACAGAAGA 182 GGGAGTGGTGGAGCCAG P 0.025216093 0.015139534 TCGCTGTAACACTGAGCC TCAGAGACGAACCAA 183 AGGCCTTAAGCTTTGGAC N 0.004215992 0.004511756 CCAAGGGAAAACTGCAT GGAGACGCATTTCGG 184 ACTGCTGCGTCATTACAG P 0.002144657 0.000492593 GGCACAGGCCATGGATG GAAAACGCTCTCTGC 185 TCTGGAAGGGGACAGTG N 0.045579794 2.53683E−05 AAAAGAGGAGTGACAGG AGGGAAAGGGGGAGAC 186 CCTGGTCAAGTGCTGGC N 0.017755838 0.012465827 TCTGCTGTCCTTGCCTTC CATTTCCCCTCTGCA 187 TAGGTGTGGTGGCGTTAT P 0.02974907 0.004606371 GGCAGCCCGGCTGCTGC TTGGATGCGAGCTTG 188 CCTGCAGTGTAAGTACAG N 0.005883304 0.000609634 CACACTGTCAAATTCTTTT CCTTAAGGTGCAC 189 GGGCTTTTCCAAAAGCAA N 0.014467705 0.001401659 ACAAAGATAGGTTCCTCA GGTGACCAAAACTG 190 ACATCTTTCTGGCACATA N 0.007054921 0.00123624 ACTGTCTCCTTAACCACT GGAACAGTTCAGCC 191 GGCATTAGAGATCCAGCA N 0.013353268 0.002650261 CATTCTCAGTACTGTGGT GCAGTATTAGCCCA 192 CGCCCGAATCTGGCTCG N 0.013845835 0.002135094 GCGGAATACCTCTTAGAC AAGCACACCCTGGGG 193 GAACTTGGAGAGCATCA N 0.048169021 0.008185891 GGAAGGCCCAGCTGAAA TCAGAGAATCTGCTCG 194 TCCTCCTGAGCCTACTGC P 0.02387538 0.004032458 CAAACGTCCTCAGTGTTG TCTGCACCTGCTCC 195 CAGCTTCCAGTGGTGGC N 0.011484257 0.003844816 CGTAGACTTGGCTCGGA ACTTAGTGGCACCAGA 196 TCCCATGTTTTTACCCTG N 0.000263971 0.000431055 CCCCTGCCTTGATTAGAC TCCTAGCACCTGGC 197 GTTATGCTTGTATTGAAT N 0.024560935 0.005563563 GCTGTCTTGACATCTCTT GCCTTGTCCTCCGG 198 CCCGGCCAACATCAAGT N 0.013638772 0.003569124 GACTTTATAGCTGCAAGA AATGTGGTATGTGGA 199 CTGCTGCGACTGATGCC P 0.010739358 0.00575891 AGGACAACCTTTCTCCCA GATGTAAACAGAGAG 200 CCTGCATAACAACACTGG N 0.006611943 0.000644228 GCCTTCTTAACTAAAATG CTCACCACTTAGCC 201 GATGGACTGTGCCCGGG N 0.02211032 0.000181223 TTCTGGTCATGGACAAGG GGCAGGTGGCAGAGA 202 GCTGTGCAAAGGTTGAG N 0.012329516 0.008165579 AGCTATTGCTGATTAGTT ACCACAGTTCTGATG 203 CAGGCACCTGGCTGAGT P 0.011277699 0.000604528 GTGCTGGAGTGAGGATC TTGAACAGAAACTTCC 204 CAGTTATGGAGGACTTGT N 0.022569474 0.000211085 ATGGAGAAATTTAAGTCT TCACTGAGGGCCAC 205 TCCCCACTATAACAGTTG N 0.034684181 0.009181751 CTGCCGCCGGAAGTACA GACCAGAAGCCCCTG 206 TGTCCTGGCTTCCCCTCC P 0.041505042 0.013570867 CAAGGAGGATGAGGATG GTGCCTCTGAGGAAA 207 CCACCTCGAGAACCAAG N 0.013801155 0.002948417 GATACTTTCGGAAGAGGA GCAGGAAATGTTCAG 208 CTTTGTTCCTGGGGAATT P 0.012359302 0.000188549 CACTTCTCTTCCTCCCTC ATGGAAGATGCAAG 209 GCCATATTGGAGTAGCGA N 0.031803428 0.001028175 GGAATCTGATTCCAAGCA AAAACCAGACAATG 210 GCTTCAGGCGGTAAACC N 0.012877468 0.004994319 AACAGCTCACAAAGGAGA AAGAGCACTACCAGG 211 GAAACTGTTGAAGCTGCA N 0.021786768 0.010584883 GAACCAACGAGGTGGCC GAATCCTTCTTCAGG 212 GAGGGAGAAGAATAAAG N 0.003393734 0.000978005 CAGCTGCCTGGAGCCTA TTCACTATGTTTATTG 213 CAGGTCCTGCAGTCTGG P 0.042554194 0.024262837 CTGAGCCCTGCTTGGTTG TCTCCACACACAGCT 214 GGTGTCCATCAGTAACTA P 0.032171221 0.038592347 CCCCCTTTCTGCTGCCCT CACCTGTGCAAAAC 215 GATCCAGCCATTACTAAC N 0.005093561 5.34878E−05 CTATTCCTTTTTTGGGGA AATCTGAGCCTAGC 216 GGGCGGCATTTACACTGT N 0.017674003 0.00014022 GCAAGTATTGAGAAGAGT GCATAAAGACAGGG 217 CATCTCTGTGGCAGCGG P 0.015266094 0.009136299 CAGCTATTTACATGGCCT CACAGGCATCAGCTG 218 CGTGTGCCACTTGCCCA P 0.042064073 0.009794698 GCTTCTTGGGCACACAGA GTTCTTCAATCCAAG 219 TCTCCCAAATAAGATGTG N 0.015764064 4.09289E−06 CTGCTTACCGAGGTATCA CGGGGTGGGGCTCC 220 AGGGACTTTGTTTAGGCC N 0.003345758 0.000680059 AAGGAAGGAGCGGAAGT AGGGCAACTCGGTCC 221 CCTGCTAAGTCCGCTCCT P 0.02397531 0.000352678 GCTCCAAAAAAGGGCTC CAAAAAGGCGGTGAC 222 CAGCTCATGCCCTCAATG N 0.047966686 1.33729E−05 TTTATATTGTGTTATCTGT TGGGTCTGGGACA 223 TTGGGAGCTGAAGAATAC N 0.01200117 2.03857E−06 TGGACGGGGCTTCGGAG AGGAAGGATGGTCCA 224 ATTGCTCCCCAGACTGAA P 0.011265572 0.002310578 CAGAAACCTGGCCGCCG GATGGGACCTCCTTT 225 CCAAGGTGTTAAGGGGA N 0.000573704 0.001609945 TAGTACCTCCCAATTCAA GCAGAGAAACTGACC 226 GGGGCACATGTTGTAAG N 0.045998083 0.000180076 AAACTGATTGGAAGGGG AAATGTGCAGCTCTCC 227 ACTGCTGGCAGCGGCTT N 0.041263637 0.002590193 TCTGTATTCTGCCACACC AGGGGCAGATGTTTG 228 CACCCCAAGCAGTACGC N 0.007430483 0.001722221 TTGCTGGTCTAAGTCTTA ACCCCAGGACTCAGA 229 CTTTTCCAAGTTCCCAAG P 0.041075201 0.015325065 GCCTACAGCTGAAGCCC TTAGGTACCTGTGTT 230 CATACAGTAATCATGCTG N 0.017806575 0.004063292 CAGAAATTTGCAGTCTGC ACCTTATGGATCAC 231 CCTCTTGAGCTGGAACG P 0.003336886 0.004296026 CCTGAAACTGGAGCCTCA CGAAGGGCTGCTGCT 232 AGTGATTGCCTGGGCCA N 0.035584334 0.000195993 AGTGGCAGGTTGGGGAG GATGGCTGCAAAGAAG 233 CTTCCAGTCTTTTTAGAA N 0.006780813 0.000304009 CGTGGTGGAGGAGGGTT GTGTGTGCCCCAGGG 234 GGGGGGTAGAATTTAGTA N 0.010087694 0.003144485 AATATTCCAGCCGGTCGT TTTATGCACAAGGC 235 TGATCCGAAGGAGGAGT P 0.034853878 0.004034999 GGCGCTGGGCGCTGGAC TCGCTGGTGTGAAAAT 236 GAGTCTCAAGTCCGTATG N 0.000755288 0.002991841 TAAATCAGATCTCCCCTC TCACCCCTCCCACC 237 CAGATTTGGCACCTACTC P 0.004675112 0.001487566 CTGCCCCACAGAGCACA CCACGAAACACTGTC 238 GAGCTTCCCGAGAATGG N 0.001176973 0.000286601 GGCCTGGGTTTGATTCAT CTGTTTTCTACAGGG 239 GAGACCAGTAGATTTTCA N 0.041732557 0.000243943 ATGGGAAATGTACCTAGC AAGCTGGTTCTTGC 240 AACCAGGGGCCATGAAT N 0.034865906 0.000448909 CACCTTTTGGTCTGGAGG GAAGCCTTGGGGCTG 241 GTCCCTGTCCCTCCCAAA P 0.028728838 0.003585929 GCACAGAGCACAGAAAT GAGGCCGTTTACATG 242 GCAGATAGAGTGTTACCG P 0.005896187 0.000645202 ACGGGTGGAAAAGCTAC GGAATCGCCAGGATG 243 CAGCCATAGGTGCAGTTT N 0.007314375 0.006682156 GCTTCTACATGATGCTAA AGGCTGCGAATGGG 244 CCCTGGTATTGATTTCTC P 0.00779219 0.003889254 AGGACTTTGGAGGGCTC TGACACCATGCTCAC 245 GGCTGGCAGTCTTTGTC N 0.034813175 0.000623826 GTTGTTCATTCTGGGGAT AAAGGGGAACTAGGC 246 CCAGAGCCTGTGATGCC P 0.007285195 0.001073167 TCCTCAGCAGGTAGAGC AGATGGAAATACCACC 247 CCTGTGTTTGCATCCTCT N 0.005121314 0.008656748 GTTCCTATTCTGCCCTTG CTCTGTGTCATCTC 248 GGGTGCCTTCCTTGGTCA N 0.004561912 0.002998685 CCAAGGCAGTGCGTGCA CGTTAGGGTTTCCTT 249 CTCAAGGTCATGCAGTTA N 0.020310045 0.00517795 GTAAGTGGCAGAACAGG GACTTGAACCAAGCC 250 CCTCCACGTGATTCCTAC P 0.003557776 0.001323842 AGCAGTTCAAGCCGCGG AGCACCAAGAGGTGG 251 TGCTGCTCCTGCTGCCC P 0.013625029 0.010856486 CATGAGCTGTGCCAAGT GTGCCCAGGGCTGCAT 252 CTATTAACGCTACGATGC P 0.015462351 0.004802328 CTGAACCTACCAAGTCTG CTCCTGCCCCAAAG 253 GATGGTTCTGATGCTGTC N 0.017558861 9.16221E−06 AGCCTCTGGGTGCAAATT CTGAGGGCCCGGGA 254 CCCTCACGCACCCGCTC N 0.009263328 0.002613281 ACGCACCCTCGGTGAAT CCTTGGTGATGATTTT 255 AGTACCACTCCAAAGGCA N 0.007405038 0.001662479 AGGAACCATGATTGACAA CAGTCAAGCTGTGG 256 TGGAAGCCCTCACCAAG P 0.027769471 0.002064433 CACTTCCAGGACTGACCA GAGGCCGCGCGTCCA 257 CCCCTACTTATTGCCACA N 0.023488622 8.37796E−06 GAGGAGGGATCTTTTCCA TAACTGAAGGGGAG 258 GCACGACGATGAGGTGA N 0.004534932 0.000150875 CAGTCACGGCCCTGGCC AACGTCAACATTGGGA 259 GCACAGTTGAGGAGCCA N 0.014228146 0.002627577 GAGACTTCTTAAATCATC CTTAGAACCGTGACC 260 CTTTAATTCTTGGGCCTC P 0.001270219 0.001745243 CAATAAGTGTCCCATAGG TGTCTGGCCAGGCC 261 TACCTGGCTACAGAAAGA N 0.011286563 0.003864364 AGATGCCAGATGACACTT AAGACCTACTTGTG 262 CCCCTGCAAGGGTAGAG P 0.033071121 0.00057651 TCAGGTGAGAGTCCCTTG GTGAGTCATTTGTAC 263 GCCCAGTACTGGAGAAA N 0.014943906 5.33033E−05 ATGAAACTGGGATTGACC CATCAAGATGCTTGG 264 GGGACGAGACAGGTGCT N 0.005603143 0.000530127 AAAGTTGAACGAGCTGAT GGATATGAACCACCA 265 CCCCAGTGTGTATAAGCT N 0.012426241 0.00697227 GGCATTTCGCCAGCTTGT ACGTAGCTTGCCAC 266 CTGTCCCGCTGCGTGTTT P 0.003191835 0.005765734 TCCTCTTGATCGGGAACT CCTGCTTCTCCTTG 267 GACTCTGATGTTGGGTAG P 0.009787241 0.002360685 CTGGCCTCTGTGGGGAT TGTAAGTGCCCTGAG 268 CACACTGGGGCTGCCTTT N 0.001532941 0.00031371 CTCTGACTCTGTCTTCCC CAAGTCAGGGGGCT 269 TACCACTGCAAAGTGATG N 0.002811244 0.001328222 GAAAAGGGTGGAGAACA GGGGAGTAGCCAGGC 270 GCTTTCTTAGGGAAATGA N 0.018120486 0.001641551 CAGGGCAAAGCAATTTTT CTGTTGGCTTTGGG 271 CTACGCCATGGGACATCT N 0.008082882 0.010790438 AATTCAGAGGAAGAAGGT CCATGTCTTTGGGG 272 GAGGATCATTACAGAGAC N 0.013942164 0.000256697 AGACTCTCCCGAGACATG GGCCACACTGATAG 273 GTAACTGTAAGTTCACAT N 0.008931886 0.000713525 CAACCTCATGGGTTTGGC TTGAGGCTGGTAGC 274 CCTGGCCAAGTGAGGAA N 0.024085697 0.000229349 GGAAAGCAGAAAGGTGA CGATTCTCACTCACCT 275 CAGCCTGACGAGCTGCC N 0.010260699 0.015508533 CGAGGTGGATAACCTGA CACTGGACGGGAATCC 276 GCTCTGCACCATCCCTCA P 0.041028466 0.01213045 CCCAGACCGTAGACACC AGGGAACCACATCTA 277 CTGCGAGTTTTCGGGTG P 0.02703624 0.011983097 GGCAGACGCACTGTTGA ATCTGGTAGCCAGGGT 278 GAGCGTGATGATTGGGT P 0.000644717 0.001456141 GTTCATACGCTTGTGTGA GATGTGCCACCCTTG 279 GAAACATTCTAGTAGCCT P 0.001123725 0.000461324 GGAGAAGTTGACCTACCT GTGGAGATGCCTGC 280 AGGTCTCCTCTGGGAGG P 0.031257106 0.004239175 TCTTGGCCGACTCAGGG ACCTAAGCCACGTTAA 281 CAGGCTCATAGCAGCTAC N 0.00800258 0.004520618 TGTGTAGAAAATTCCCCC TACTTCTAATTTGC 282 TCTTGCTGACAGAATAGG N 0.009210967 0.003011462 TTCCGTTCTGGGCGGTG GTTCTCGAGCCTGCC 283 CCTCAGCAGCTGGTAATC N 0.006995851 0.013738783 TTGCTCTGCTTGACAACA TCTGAGTGCAGCCG 284 CATTCTGGGACTACCGTG N 0.003676314 0.001577243 AAGCCTGGAGTAGGGAG AGCGAGTTTGGGAGC 285 GCTGGCGTGCCCATGTT N 0.00154184 0.00204779 GCAGATATTTTCCCGAGT TCCCCAGAATGGATG 286 GACCTCCAGAGTGAAGAT N 0.001336323 8.76894E−06 GGGTGACTAGATGATATG TGTGGGTGGGGCCG 287 GGGAACTGGCATTACTG N 0.024336742 0.000719741 GAACTAATGGTTTTAACC TCCTTAACCACCAGC 288 CTGGGCAGTGAAGTGGA N 0.026178082 0.007555627 TATCACTGAAGGAGATAG GAAGCCAGACTACAC 289 AACAGCTCTGTGTGTGAA N 0.000598839 0.000670094 GGTGAGGACTCTTGGAA GCAGGCCATCCTGGC 290 CCATCTCCGGGACGTTCT P 0.046365858 0.032237507 CGGCTCTGCCTCATTGTG TGCAGAAACTGTGG 291 GGAGGCCAGACGTTGAC N 0.030089652 0.000127324 GCTGCAGGGAGAGGGTG GTGGGCGCAGCCGCTA 292 GGTGGGGATTCTGGAAC N 0.015350104 0.000204025 AATCATCTTAGGGGGTGT GCCATGCTGTTCCTG 293 AGCTTCCCAAGCTGTATG N 0.01447795 0.009585449 TGAAGCTACCTTACTGTG TGAGTTGTGCAATT 294 ACTGCTGCTTCCTACCTG N 0.003323749 0.000879694 CAAGACGAACAATGTATG TTTCAAGGGTGAGC 295 GCGCCTCCAGGCCAAGA N 0.024023674 0.002229257 AGGAGGAGTTCATCAAGA CTTTATCCAAGGAGG 296 GTGGAAAGGATGGGGTG N 0.006424061  6.9002E−05 GAATACAGTTGTGGGCTA TTGGTAAGGTCCCAG 297 TATTGCAGCCATCCATCT N 0.001884377 0.000122824 TGGGGGCTCATCCATCA CACCCGGGTTGCTAG 298 CGGCCCCTGAGCAAGAC N 0.002720947 0.004041925 AGTACGCTTCAACGTGCT CAAGGTCACCAAGGC 299 CCCAGCTGAACCCGAGG N 0.019928696 0.004179299 CTAAAGAAGATGAGGCAA GAGAAAATGTACCCC 300 TAGCAGCTTGGGCACCT P 0.013709838 0.001927862 CCACTCTGTGCGGTCTGA TGGCCCCAGCAAGGT 301 GACCGCTATGCTCAGGA P 0.037005567 0.005895429 CATGGGAGACAACTGCAT TACTCAGTGATCAAG 302 TGGAGGTGGTTTTGGTG N 0.045541181 0.006932617 GGAATGACAACTTTGGTC ATGGAGGAAACTTCA 303 ATGTGGACTGCCCTACAT P 0.020334873 0.002737801 TTGGCCTGTGCCACTGG CCAACCGGAAATGGT 304 TTTTGTTAACGTCTGCCA N 0.016459127 0.002365733 CCCCCACTCTCACCCCCA AGCTCTAAGCCCCC 305 ACTCTGGCCCCTATGGC P 0.00526104 0.000484951 GGTGGAGGCCAGTACTT TGCAAAACCACGAAAC 306 TCTTCCATACATTAGTTC P 0.018923704 0.008321766 CCACCATCGCATGCCCA GGGACCACTGCCTGG 307 AAGCTAAGGCCGCGTTG N 0.007036877 0.005840286 GGGTAAGGCCCTCACTT CATCCTGCGACTAGCA 308 CGACCGGCTCGTATTCC N 0.032215411 0.013902091 GATCAGTCGCTTCCATTG TTAGCATCGTACACG 309 AGATGTGTTTTCAGAGCT N 0.002118103 0.001911586 AGGTACAGAGGAATGTTT GCTACCTTTAGCGG 310 CGGGTGCAAGCCCGTGT P 0.006614579 0.002452292 GTCTGGCCTCTTTCCTCG TGAAGACGATGTGTC 311 CAGTGGCTACCACCTGTA P 0.017094823 0.013578455 ATCTCAGCAGTTTGGGAG ACCAAAGCAGGACG 312 CAAGCAAAATTGTGGGCA N 0.0257826 0.003475715 AGAGAATCCGCGTGAAA CTAGATGGCAGCCGG 313 GAGGGCACCAGGCACAA N 0.022069707 0.000134452 CGACATCGAGCTCTACAG CCAGTACCTGGAGGG 314 TCTGCAAAGGGGCGTGC P 0.007970418 0.026713487 AGCTGCTGTGTCTGATGT GGGGACAGCTCTTCT 315 GTGTAAGGGTCCAGCTG N 0.021320803 0.001836127 ATCAAGAATGGCAAGAAA ATCACAGCCTTTGTA 316 GATGGGCACCTGGATAA N 0.016791854 4.55339E−07 CTCAGGATGGGGGCTGC TCACAAAGACCACATC 317 GGAGCCCCTTGGAGTAT P 0.038277546 0.009228911 GGCTTTTCACATGGGCTT CTATACCGCTTCGAC 318 ACTGTCAGGCCAGTGCT P 0.020498041 0.003102954 GCTGCGGATGTGAGAAA CCGGTGATCCGAAGGC 319 CCCCTGGGCTATCATCTG P 0.007543595 0.000284438 CATGGGGCTGGGGTCCT CCTGTGCTATTTGTA 320 CACAAGAGTGGTCATAAG N 0.014947525 0.000279691 GGGGTTTGAACTGAGTC CCACTACCTCGGGGG 321 ACCCCTGGGCTACCATCT P 0.007981192 0.001868627 GCATGGGGCTGGGGTCC TCCTGTGCTATTTGT 322 CCCTCTCAAGTAATGGCT N 0.010546341 0.000670775 CAGCTAATAAAGGCGCAC ATGACTCCCAAAAA 323 GTACTTCGGGGCTCTACA N 0.009446875 0.000317343 GACAATCTGATGGATGAC ATAGAAAGGGCAGT 324 TTCTCAGGAATCGGCGG N 0.037168162 0.000822981 GAAGAAGCCCCCTTGAT GGAGTCTGGTGGGGTT 325 TGGTATTTGGGCAGCTG P 0.002392575 0.002545243 GTGATCGTTGGTCCCGG CGCCCTTTCTTTACTG 326 CTGTATGCCCAGGGAAA N 0.003513109 0.000731921 GTGGCGTTATAACAGGAA GCAGAGTGGCTATGG 327 CCAACGACTAACCCTGAA N 0.004462779 8.13533E−05 ATGGGGGTGTTCCAGCC TTCAGCGAGATGGCC 328 CAAGAGTGCCACAGATAT N 0.043049954 0.000963711 TCTCCTGGGGGAGGATG CTGGTGTTGGGAGGG 329 GAACAATGGTCGTGCCAA N 0.020953125 0.017419716 AAAGGGCCGCGGCCACA TGCAGCCTATTCGCT 330 CGGCCTGATGGAGAGAA N 0.008627467 0.002771479 GGAACATGTTCGACTGG CTCCTGATTACAATGC 331 ACTCTGTAAGGAAGTTCC N 0.016211841 0.007996184 CAAATACAAACTTATAAC CCCAGCTGTGGTCT 332 GTAACAGGGTGCAGTGTT P 0.008098257 0.001860315 GTTTATACTTCATTGCTC CTTCAGGACATGGG 333 TATGTCCTCTGATTGGGA P 0.003643475 0.000477632 CAAGGCACCTGCATTCAC AGGCGGCCCTGAGC 334 GGCTTGGCCACCCTGCC N 0.029600192 0.007199955 GCTGCCCAGCCACATCC CTTGGTTTTGTATTTT 335 TCATGGCCGCCCTCAGA N 0.005791868 0.000671519 CCCCTTGTGAAGCCCAA GATCGTCAAAAAGAGA 336 ATCCTCTGAGAAAACAGC P 0.00398372 0.000227825 CCACAGGACTGGGTCCT CCTTATCCGTCTTGC 337 AAATGACAAAGAGCGAGT N 0.028468123 0.01386108 GGCAGCTGCAATGGAAA ACCCCAACTTACGGG 338 AGCTCAGCGGTTACTTCG P 0.001345488 0.000396197 CGTGTCATCAAACCACCT CTCTGGGTTGTTCG 339 TAGAACTATTATTGACCA P 0.009457684 0.006368964 CGCCTCCTCCAAGTCCCA GCGAGCCCGTGTAC 340 GCACCTGCTGTAGACAG N 0.007478515 0.001297099 AAGACAGTATTCTGCAAT GACTGAGAATGCAGT 341 ACTGCTGCTTCCTACCTG N 0.002690936 0.002238076 CAAGACGCACAATGTATG TTTCAAGGGTGAGC 342 GTGCCCCTCTGTATCTTT N 0.015388346 0.006233688 TGAGAAGTGCGGAATAG GTTGCTTCTACCACC 343 TTGGGAGGCAGAGGCCG N 0.013481429 0.000857851 GTGGGTTGCTTTAGCTCA GGAGTTGGAGACAAG 344 CATATATTGCATGGAGGT N 0.039958262 0.031385449 ACCCCAATCTGAAGTCAG TAAATGAACTAATC 345 GTGTTTACATGTCTGTCC P 0.016704913 0.002709995 CCCCAGACTGTGAGCTC CTTGAGGGCAGGGAC 346 CCGTGTGCATCAGGTCCT N 0.037372342 0.022300797 TCACGGACTCCTCGGGG GCCAATATTTATTTG 347 GCCAGGACAGCCCTCCC N 0.024120571 0.002995754 AGCCATGAATCCTTACTC AGCTACCTCGGGTTG 348 CAGCAGAGAGGCCTGTG N 0.02458944 0.004630386 ACATGGGGCCCTGTACTA CTGCCTGGTTCCACA 349 AGAATTTCTTCACCTGAA N 0.043898711 0.043547486 TAAACCATGTGGTCAGCA TTGCATCTGAGGCA 350 TGTGATGACCACTACAGC N 0.03757579 0.007549704 AGAGTAAAGCATGTCCAA GGAAGGATGTGCTG 351 GAGGAGAAAAAGCGGTA N 0.0048264 0.009320246 CGATGCCTTCCTGACCTC ACCGGCCTCCCCAAG 352 AACGACACCAGCCAAAC P 0.028775692 0.004899306 CAGCAGCCCCTCAGCAT CCAGCAACATAAGCGG 353 AGTCTGTAGCCTCCCCGA N 0.023949921 0.022611684 TCCAAGTTCCTAGACCTC ATGGCTGTCCCCTC 354 TCCGCGCATCCACTTGTT P 0.024422559 0.021380902 GCAGTCCAAGTCCTCTAG TGCAACGCCATAGC 355 GGACTGGGAAAATCTGC P 0.046003869 0.017945159 AGCATCAGACTATGCCTT TCATCCCCCAGCCAG 356 AGTAATTGGCAGTGACTA P 0.044612313 0.022540253 TGGGCGCACTGCCTAAC ATTTAGCCCTGCCCC 357 GAGACAAAGATGGCTGC P 0.013299668 0.009092238 GAGAGTCGGCGCCTTCC TCAAGAATGCCTGGGA 358 TGCGTTGGTCCAGAGCG P 0.027915124 0.044845297 GAGGCTGTGTGCCTGGG GGAGTTTTCCTCTATA 359 GGGCCTCACAAGACAAA N 0.045263056 0.002361119 ACAGGAGCCAGAAGTAA GGACTGAAGGAGAAGG 360 GGGCTGTGGTAGTGGGC N 0.040952505 0.00208698 ATAGGCAGCGAGATATCC AGTGGTAACAGTTGT 361 CTGACAGTGAAGTGGCT N 0.031812492 0.039377154 GGTTACATCCGGCAAGC GGGTGACTTCCATCAG 362 ATGGAACTCAGCGCCGA P 0.023486826 0.001596429 ATACCTCCGCGAGAAGCT GCAGCGGGACCTGGA 363 TGTGGCGTATGCTGCTAT N 0.019702877 0.006223919 GTGAAGCAGTAGCTGCT GTCATGGCCAAGGGG 364 CCTGTCCTGGATGCCTCT P 0.00965454 0.033166702 GAAGAGAGGGACAGACC GTCAGAAACTGGAGA 365 CTACGCAGGTACAGCCG N 0.036186736 0.037343509 CCGCTTCCAGACCATTGA CATCGAGCCTGACAT 366 GTGCCACCTCCTGTCTAC N 0.026135094 0.020992809 TCATTGTTGCATGAGCCC TGTCTGCCAGCCCA 367 TTTTGGAGGTCATGGCG N 0.016208816 0.004585939 GGAGGATCACCTGAGGC CAGGAGTTTGAGGCCA 368 GGGGGTCCGCTGCCCGA N 0.036287687 0.000285317 GAATGGGAATTCTCTTCA CTAGAATATGGAGAC 369 TGCTGTTATCCCTGCCTG N 0.015086928 0.011591695 GTCCTCACACTCACCCAA CAATCCCAAGGCCC 370 AAACTGAGCCATGCTACC N 0.024163767 0.013934955 AGCATCCCAGGGTCTCC AGCCTACAGATGAGC 371 GCCTCCTGATCCAGCCG N 0.032812021 0.023593741 GGGCCCAGATTCCACTG AGGTTAGAGTCCATTT 372 GGCCAGTGACAGAGTTTA N 0.034574547 0.036925907 CCCTTGCCTCCTTTCTTG GTCTGCCAGCTTTG 373 GTGATCAGCAGGGAGTTT N 0.037307746 0.009998526 ATTTGAGGACATCAGTCA CCTTTGGGGTTGCC 374 GTCTCTATCTTCATGAGT P 0.01420409 0.004620793 GTGACTTGAGGTGTTGG GATGGGTGAGGGAGC 375 CTAGGTCCAGGGAGAAA N 0.035533969 0.00147624 AGGCAGTGGTTGGGGTT ACTGGAAATTTTGCTC 376 TCCCTGCTCTGGGAGCAT N 0.0054211 0.002647433 TGCTAGCCTTCTACCCCA TCCCTGGATCCACA 377 GGGGATATCTGCTCAGC P 0.006663772 0.004198389 CAATGGAAAATCTGGGTT CAACCAGCCCCTGCC 378 GGAAAGGCTGGAAGCTG N 0.047811244 0.040345325 CAGACAGGATCCCTAGCT TGTTTTCTGTCAGTC 379 CCCTCACCTACATTCCAT N 0.008188221 0.001371251 AGTGGGCCCGTGGGGCT CCTGGTGCATCTTAA 380 CTGTCATCATCTCCACAG N 0.027607379 0.033162134 CCCACCCATCCCCTGAG CACACTAACCACCTC 381 CCCGGGAGAAAAGACGG N 0.027178118 0.01768929 ATGGCAGGATCCAAGGG GCTAGCTGGATTTGTT 382 CCTGACCAAGCACCAGA P 0.024353366 0.027667304 GGACACACACAGGCGAG AAGCCGTACACCTGTC 383 AAGCGGGGAGAGGGTAC N 0.040332442 3.69206E−05 ACAATGGGTATCTAATAA ATACTTAAGAGGTGG 384 ACAAAGGGGCATGGGCC P 0.027479936 0.025075796 TCCAGCCTTTGCCCACAA GTGCCTCAGTGCCCA 385 CCAGAATGGAAGGGGGT N 0.043822125 0.000197108 GGGGATTTTCTGTTCCTC CCTGGAGTGGGTGAG 386 CATGGCAGTCGCTTGGA P 0.03431699 0.002803689 ACCCACTCACACCAATCC AGTGACCGTGTGTGG 387 CAGGCATGGCTTTGTTTC N 0.047591699 0.017559411 TGGTTTCAATCTGTTCTC GTTCCTTGTACCGG 388 TCTGGACTTGAACTCTGG N 0.024578957 0.003836375 CAAGAGATGCCAAAAGG CATTGGTACCGTGTT 389 GCCAGATATGCCTGTTTC N 0.02311552 0.010177508 CTTTTCCCAGCACCATGC CTGTGGAGGGGACA 390 AGAAAGGACCAGTGCCG P 0.027182494 0.030293534 TCACATCGCTGTCTCTGA TTGTCCCCGGCACCA 391 GGTCCCCATGTGCCTGTT N 0.011044731 0.006347093 GTTCAGCCCTCTCTCTTG TTCCCTTTCTGAGC 392 TTAATTGAGAGGGGCAG N 0.007626962 7.03433E−05 GGCTGGAGAAGGAGCAA GTTGTGGGGAGCCAGG 393 CCATGTGTCCCATCTCAA N 0.048432163 0.045676091 GCCACAGAGCAACTCAC AGGGTACTTCACACC 394 TTGCCTCCCCCAGCCCC N 0.004356057 0.006527945 CTCCCCATCAATAAAACT CTGTTTACAACCACC 395 GAGTTACAAGCACCAGG N 0.004416027 0.001451564 GGATGCTCTACATCAAGG GATGCACCTTCAGTC 396 GTGACTGCTGGCTCTGTC N 0.042905866 0.011264289 ACCTCATCAAACTGGATG TGACCCATGCCGCC 397 CCCTGCTTCCCGACACCA P 0.023332576 0.008044545 GCCTCATGGAATATGCAA CAACTCCTGTACCC 398 TGAGGTCCTGGAGTGCG P 0.02228292 0.002856177 TGAGCCTGGTGGAGCTG ACCTCGCTTAAGGGCA 399 GACAAGTCCCAAGATGC N 0.007992622 0.006093324 CAGAAAGGCAGTCTCCC AAGGACCCACCATGCA 400 GTTGCAAAGGTGGAGGG N 0.037410884 0.000373474 TTTTAGACTCTCATGCTT CAGGTGCTGTCGGGG 401 GTGCAGTGCTCTGAGGG P 0.046597272 0.017788559 GACAGACAAGGCTTGGG TGTATATGCCAACCAG 402 CGGAGAGTCACCCAACT P 0.043575131 0.000793079 GTGTGGAAGACAAGATG CTCTCGACAGTTGCAG 403 GGTGGACGACTGTGTTA P 0.039942233 0.023844026 CAGCCTTGGCTGCGCTA GTAGCTGGCTTTCATG 404 AAGGACCAGTGTCTCCCA P 0.033280802 0.000151296 GGAATCTGCAGGAGTCT GAAGAGGAGGAAGTC 405 AGGAAAAGTCTTGGCTG N 0.008672586 0.030940433 GACCCCTTTCCTGCTGG GTGGATGCAGTGGTCC 406 CTAGTGCTACAGCAACTG N 0.018812458 0.008197009 AGACAGCAACCAAGAGG CAAGAAACCTGGGAT 407 GGCACCCAAGGTTTCTGA P 0.019843061 0.004008385 TTCTGACCCAGCAGTGGT CCTGAAGAGAGCTG 408 CCCAGGGAGTGCTCGAG N 0.048620486 0.015664898 GCGCATCAGGCCCGTTTT TTACCAGTTTATATC 409 GGCCCTGAGGCTGTACC P 0.046580984 0.02100308 ATATCACTGACCAGGTCC ATCTCTACCCCATTG 410 TCATGCTGAACAGAAGG N 0.01430334 0.006971567 GCAAGAGAGGTGGATCT GTGAGGGAAAAGACCC 411 GCTACGTGTCCCTGGCAT P 0.012942887 0.01317341 TTTAGGTGTCGGTTGGGC AGTCATGGATCAGG 412 CACAGTAACTCCTGCCTG P 0.049853186 0.001586586 CAATCCCAGTACTTTGGG AGGCTCGCTTGAGC 413 ACAAGGTGCTAAAACAGG P 0.035761898 0.020667243 TTCACCCCGATACTGGCA TCTCATCCAAGGCC 414 TGCTTCCTCAGGGCCCA P 0.009459734 0.007734844 CCATTGAAGAGGTTGATT AAGCCAACCAAGTGT 415 GATCTTCAAAGCTGCTGC N 0.049569073 0.041894138 GGGCATTCTATGTCCCCT TCCTGTCAGATCAG 416 TGGGAGCGCCCGAATCT N 0.023760699 0.006556657 GGCTCGGCAGAATATCTC TTCGACAAGCACACC 417 CCTGCCCCTATCACTAGT P 0.029678174 0.04997287 GCATGCTGTGGCCAGAC AGATGACACCTTTTG 418 CAGTTCGGTTTTGGACTC N 0.045719947 0.002522644 TGAGTCAAAGGATTTTCC TTTAAATGCTTGTC 419 CCCCCACCCCCGAAAAT N 0.038002274 0.004756997 GTTCAATAATGTCCCATG TAAAACCTGCTACAA 420 CGGGACCTCAAGGTGAT N 0.012599874 0.005831922 GACAGATGTAGCCGGCA ACCCTGAAGAGGAGCG 421 AGCCCTTGGGCTCCCTTC P 0.036916791 0.013191742 TCTTTGATAGCAGTTATA ATGCCCTTGTTCCC 422 GGTTCAGAGAGGGGAAG N 0.032783796 0.000240423 TGATTGGCCTAAAGTCAG GAACTAGGCAAGTGG 423 TTGAGCCACGCATAGTGT P 0.018823519 0.00503824 CACGCACCTGTGATCCCA GCTACTTAGGAGGT 424 GCTCCAGGCCTAGGTGC P 0.049934442 0.009379965 CCAGGCTATGATGAGTCT GCTTTTGAAGGAGGT 425 CGCAATGAGTAGGGCTG P 0.022075229 0.036937961 GGTCTCGGCCATGGAAA GCATACCTCAGTGCTC 426 TCACGAACAATAGCTTGC N 0.008476161 0.005954972 GCTCTACTCTGTAGTTAT GTGGATTGCCGAGC 427 CAGGGGAATTCAACGAC P 0.038408863 0.021614244 CTGAGAAAGGTCACCAA GGAGCAGTGGGACACC 428 CCAGCAGAATGGGAATG N 0.047649343 0.000550068 GGGGAAACACAGCAGTT CTTGGGTAAAAGTCCC 429 GGAGGGCTGGAATCTGT N 0.003636844 0.010730638 CTTCCCTGACTCGGCTCC TCAGGTCTTTAGCCT 430 TGGATCAACAACTGCTAC N 0.043800643 0.042616071 TCTCGGGAAGACTCCTCT ACTCACAGCTGAAG 431 CTCTCTGATGCTGATTTG N 0.021003288 0.033603647 CACTCTGCTGGAATTCTG CCTAGCTGTGCTCA 432 ACAAATCAGCCTGGTCAC P 0.033117538 0.022037076 CAGCTTTTCGGAACAGCA GAGACACAGAGGGC 433 TGTGCCAGGGCCAAGGG N 0.042007277 0.001312877 GACACAGAAGATGGCAG GATGACACTAATGGGG 434 GCACACGTGCAGCCTATA N 0.033166623 0.017705348 TGGGAAAACCTTCCCTCT GTACCTGCCTCAAA 435 CATGACTCTGAACCGTAA N 0.036836062 6.98281E−05 CTGCATCATGAACTGGTG ACGGGGCCCTGGGC 436 TTCATCACCGAGGGCCT P 0.029047586 0.043721123 GGAGGTGCACTTCGTGG AACACTACCGGGAGAT 437 ATAGGTAACCAAGGAGCA N 0.046635012 0.00957964 GTGAACAGCAGCTACTAC AGTAGTGGAAGCCG 438 GGCGCGCGGCCAGGAG P 0.021029272 0.029965971 CACGCATGGTATTGACTT AAAAGGTTCATTTTGT 439 CTTTAGGGGTAGACTTAT N 0.023506379 0.000611306 ACCTTAAGTGAAGGAGTG GGGGAGGAAGAAGC 440 GGCTGCAAAGGGAATAG P 0.003613279 0.003245303 GCTGATGGAGCTGTTCTG TATGGTACTGTGTGG 441 GTGGGAGCCGTACTCTTT P 0.034190976 0.013199811 GCCCTTCTGCTGATGTCT ATCTCATGTCTGTG 442 GGCCGCGGGAGCCGCA N 0.046275311 0.002221781 CGCGGCGATATGGAAGA GGAGGGCAAGAAGGGCA 443 TCCATAAAGCTACCAGCT N 0.044788767 0.000618749 CCTCGCGAAGTGAACCT GAAGGGCGGAAAGGC 444 CCTAGGACGCCAAGGGG N 0.023231498 0.000667463 GAAAGGAGAGGGCGGAA AAGGACCAGCGGGATC 445 CAGCCCAGAGAGATTATA N 0.044773772 0.001207759 AGAACTGATGTGGCCAG AGTGCCTACCCACTG 446 TCATTGGAGGTTGGGAA N 0.036674829 0.006079723 GGAAGTGAGGAGAAAGT GTTCTTGTTTAGTGTT 447 TTCTCCCATTGACAGGAG P 0.018276619 0.001413291 CACTTGGCCCTGCCTTAC CTGCCAAGCCCACT 448 CCGCCACCACGCGCAGC N 0.009503129 0.005072368 CTATTCGCCGCACTAACT GTGCCCGATGTGTGC 449 ATGGCCAGGTGGGGCCC N 0.049828092 0.004474054 CTGGGGCAATGGCAGTG GTAGAACGCTCAACTT 450 CTGGAGAGCTGGACAGT P 0.037358989 0.01495552 GTTGGTTAGCTTCCTGCA TTGATTGCCCCTGGG 451 CCTAGACTTTGATTTCTC P 0.040909116 0.020653875 CGGCAGCCCAGATGTTC AGTTCTCTTGGCCCC 452 GCAAAATGACTGCAGCTC N 0.049921558 0.019239507 AGAAGGCTTTGGCTAAAG TTGACAAGAGTGGA 453 TTTTTGCAGGGTGCTGCC N 0.004556985 0.001659403 TATGGGCCCTCTGCTCCC CAATGCCTTAGAGA 454 GGTGGGTTTGCCTAGGG N 0.03482829 0.012773439 ACGTGTAACTACAGGCTT TTACTAAGCCAAGGA 455 CGTCAAGCATGCCTTCGA P 0.02353455 0.028088035 GATCATACACCTGCTCAC AGGCGAGAACCCTC 456 CCCTGCCCCCAAACTGG P 0.01003673 5.36219E−05 CTAAGACAGCTTTCAGTT CCTGACTCCCCAACT 457 AGGTCTCCTATGGGTGC N 0.023814896 0.005421136 CTGGGAAGTCCTTGAAAG TGGACTGTTCTCAGG 458 CCTTGAGGTAGAATGTGA N 0.009468898 0.006664989 GTCTCAGAAATGACTGCA TTACCTGCcctttt 459 GGCGGAATTGGGGGACT N 0.033767851 0.000318511 GTTTCCTGACATCCTGGA CAAGGGAAGCCCACT 460 AAGTCAGTGGTACACAGA N 0.021500535 0.003315181 CATTCTGTACATATCCTG TGAAACGTGCTGTC 461 CAAGACTGAATGGTGAG N 0.035483944 0.04277624 GCCAGGTACAGTGGCGC ACACCTGTAATCCCAG 462 GATGTGGGCCAAGTCCA N 0.029658841 0.021781126 CTGTCCTCCTTGGCGGC AAAAGCCCATTGAAGA 463 TTTATTCACGTGTTTGTTC N 0.038805705 0.011540941 CTGGTGGGCAAGATGCC ATCTGAGGCTTCAG 464 CCGTAGGGCATGTGGTT N 0.023419853 0.026276822 CAAAGAGAAGCAGGAGG GCAAGGGAAAGTTACC 465 GCTACGGCTCTGGACCC N 0.019002931 3.14784E−05 TGGAGTGGCTGCAGGCG GCATGGGGCTGCAAGC 466 GCTGTCCCTCCACTACAG N 0.044162526 0.005878851 AAACCTCACAGAACACAG CAAAGGATAAGTGC 467 GCAGCTCACTAGCCCAC P 0.013837108 0.002245382 CCCTCCTCTATTTTGGGT AAGAGAATTTACTAC 468 CCTGCCTGATGAGGGGA N 0.018119342 0.039635577 AACTACAGCACCTGGAAA ATGAACTCACCCACG 469 TGGATTTTGAAACTGTCT P 0.017451819 0.000494604 TGTACTGTCCTGGCAATG GGACTGATGGTGCC 470 GCCAGATGGTCATCATAG P 0.008787821 0.006574062 TCACGGTGGTGTCGGTG TTGCTGTCCCTGTTC 471 CAAACACCTTACAAAGTG N 0.031967844 0.000472304 CTGAGTAGGTAATAGTGA CCCAACTTGTTTGC 472 CTGGTGACCGCCACAGC N 0.024035432 0.017787617 CCCGCTTTGTAACCAGG GAATACACAGTCATTT 473 TCCTGCAAGGATATTGTG N 0.048483992 0.035045431 GCTGGAGACATGAGCAA GAAAAGCCTCTGGGA 474 GCATTTGCCAATTCAAGG N 0.032938336 0.008195673 TAAAACAGGGTCAGTGAC ATCTGCAGTGTCCC 475 CGCCTCAACTGCTGCCC N 0.005155787 0.007788042 CTGGTTGAATGTTCTCTT GATAGTGCTGGACCC 476 CCAATGCCAACCTCATGC P 0.016672504 0.001493406 GGAACGGGGCCGACTAC GCTGTTTACATCAAC 477 TTCCAAAGCAGTTAACCC N 0.049459764 0.007602317 AACTCCTAACAACATTTT CGGGGGATCTGACC 478 TGGGTTCCTGTTGCCCTG P 0.007419042 0.006278724 TAATTAAACTGCTGCCCG TAGAGGCCTTTCAG 479 CATCCAGGAACTGAGGC N 0.01324661 0.013272519 CTGAACCATTTTGCATTT CCCCCTCCTCCAGCC 480 TCAGGTGCCCTTATGAAA P 0.029857838 0.010754685 AGGCTTGATAGAGGGAG TTTGTCCTGTGGCCC 481 CTGCCATAGTTACCTGGA P 0.036961837 0.011147436 TTGTCAGCCTTGGTAGCC TTTGTCTAAAGTCC 482 GTAAGGGTGGCAAGGTC P 0.031164038 0.008886845 TTCACTCTGTGGTCATTC CATGCAGAACATCAG 483 AACACTGTGAAAGTTACT N 0.028568309 0.000463693 TGGGGAGGGTGGGCCG GTGGGGCCGTAGCTCT 484 TTCCTGGCCTCCCCTGAG N 0.01654291 0.027941991 TACGTGAACCTCCCCATC AATGGCAACGGGAA 485 TGATTTTGGGGTAGCAAT N 0.03525057 0.011430599 CCAGGAGAAGGTGCTGG AGAGGGTGAATGCCG 486 TCAGAGCAGTGGCTGGG N 0.041686823 4.36744E−05 GCACTGGAAGTATGTCCT GGGGAGCAATGCATG 487 CGCGGGATCCTTGTGCA P 0.032815159 0.004185415 GGGAAGAGCTGCCCTGG GCACCTGGCACCACAA 488 AGTGAGCCAAGCAGAAG N 0.040838073 0.030352253 GAGGTGGAAAACGGACC CAAACCCCAGTGTGCC 489 AGGCATCCGCCGCCCCG N 0.018038639 0.012964413 TGTCGCATCCTGGAATAA AATGTGGCTCTGGCA 490 GTTTCCTTTTTATCTCTCA N 0.029546481 0.040012925 AGCCACCAGCTGCCAGC CACCACGAGCCAGC 491 GCAAGCTTCCTCCCTCAG N 0.004607924 0.011592561 CCATTGATGGAAAGTTCA GCAAGATCAGCAAC 492 CAGTTTGATCCAAATAAA N 0.011465896 0.001926674 CAGACCCCGTCTGGCAA GAAATGCATTGCAGC 493 TGCCCACTCATTTGTATA N 0.042842123 0.011071869 AGTGCGCTTCGGTACAG CACGGGTCCTGCTCC 494 CCGGCTTCTGGGTCTTTG P 0.014758016 0.006353836 AACAGCCGCGATGTCGA TCTTCACCCCCACCA 495 TGTGGGCAACATCAGTCC P 0.047109149 0.023303175 CACCTGCACCAATAAGGA GCTTCGAGCCAAGT 496 TTCTCAATCCCCTGCTGT P 0.023796576 0.031236042 GGTAGGAACTCCAGTGG TGAACGGCTTGCGCG 497 CCACAAAGTGACCAAGAA P 0.024982993 0.001768943 CGTGAGCAAGCCCAGGC ACAGCCGACGCCGCG 498 CATGAAGCAGCTGGAGG P 0.006534179 0.000916375 AGTTGGAGGAGGAATTTT GCCGCCTGAGACCCC 499 CGTCTTGGTGCCTTTTGT N 0.022931693 0.04250559 GTGATGCGCCTTGCTGAT GGCTTGACATGTGC 500 TTGGTGGGGCTGGGTAC N 0.020120849 0.035717305 CAATGCTGCAGGTCAACA GCTATGCTGGTAGGC 501 GCCTTGTTGCCTCTGCCC N 0.046837754 0.012937732 TTTGAAGTCGGAACAATT CCTAGCACCTGTCG 502 ACCTCTTTTAACAGGAGC N 0.034667737 0.00461432 CTGAGCACAAGGTTTAAT GAGGAAGCTGGGGC 503 GTCCTGGGAAAGGAGTA P 0.026365815 0.012276163 CACCGAGAAGACCCCCA TTTCTGAGCATGCTGT 504 CAGCCAAGGGGAAAACA N 0.012289952 0.003564366 TGGCTCTTCTGCTCCAAA AAACTGAGGGGGTCC 505 ATGTTGGCGGTCCCTGT P 0.024624458 0.001969257 GACCTGTGGAGACACGG CCAGATCTGCCCTCCA 506 CCAAACACTCTCCCTACC P 0.042488377 0.0299422 CATTCCTGCCAGCTCTGC CTCCTTTTCAACTC 507 CACCATCATCCCAGTAGC N 0.010152256 0.019762924 TGCCCTATTCAACTGCAA CAGTCTCCAGGACC 508 CTGAGGAGCGAATCCGC P 0.046216056 0.007150319 AGTGGGGTCAAGAGGCT GAGTAAGAGCCGCCAA 509 TGTCCGCCATGGTCAGAA P 0.025520917 0.024886868 CACCTACCTCCCCTGGTT ATTGTGAGGCTGGC 510 GGTGGACGACTGTGTTA P 0.016042966 0.012228281 CAGCCTTGGCTGCGCTA GTAGCTGCCTTTCATG 511 GCACAGTCCCAGGTCCC N 0.006042082 0.001201442 AGCTCCCCTCTTATGGTT TCTGTCATAATGTGC 512 AACAGGGGAACTTTCCGT P 0.035708812 0.004734847 ACCTGCAGTGGGTGCGC CAGGTCACAGAGTCA 513 GCTGACCCCAGCTTCCA P 0.047054415 0.007023301 GGGGACTGTCACTGTGG ACGCCAAAATGGCATA 514 AGAGCCCCACACGGAGG P 0.008921035 0.019620598 CATCTGCACCCTCGATGA AGCCCAATAAACCTC 515 CATGGGCTGGGTTTTGTG N 0.00350231 0.002287415 CTTACTGTATGTTGGCGA CTTGGTAGGGCAGG 516 CAGTGAGCTGCCCCCAA N 0.037639269 0.04098076 ATCAAGTTTAGTGCCCTC ATCCATTTATGTCTC 517 ATCCCAGCAATTTGGAGG N 0.043034092 0.016140836 CTGAGGTGGGAGGATCA TTTGAGCCCAGGAGT 518 TGCTGGGTTCAAAGTCCT N 0.049871254 0.001679007 TAGAATTCCCTTCCTCCC TCAACAAGCTGCTG 519 GGGTGAGCTGCACCTGA N 0.013240539 0.018243242 TTAGTTGAAAGGCCTCAA GAACAAACACTGCAG 520 TTGGGGCCAAACACAGA P 0.018213436 0.001272422 ATCAGCAAAGAGGAGGC CATGCGCTGGTTCCAG 521 CTGTGTCTGGGTACCCTC P 0.007729048 0.003069837 TGAGTAGGCCTATAATTC CTACCTTGACTGTG 522 CCCTGCCCTCCACAGAAT N 0.023934013 0.031236757 TGGGTTCCAAGGGCTGTT CCAGACAACTGCCA 523 GTACAATGTTATCTCTGT P 0.02467355 0.022540344 GGGAGGAAGGAGGCAG GCTGTGGTGGGACTGG 524 GGACCGTGGAAGAACAG N 0.021551082 0.004250885 CACTTTCAAACCCACAAC TGAGAATGATGACAC 525 GAGACTGGGGTGCATCT N 0.021805161 0.002759933 CCAGAGCCACTCACACC CTCAACCTCGTTTCCT 526 GCAGAGCTGTGCTTCCT P 0.039666552 0.003300055 GGACGTGATTCCCTTTTG GAAGCTGGACCTGGA 527 ACTTAACCTGCTCAGGCG N 0.032952204 0.029580446 GGCCTTCGCCCAGCTGC AAATAGGGATGCGTT 528 TATAAGTGCCATTGTTGT N 0.009264582 0.000984511 AAGGTGGTGTTTCCTAGA CCTTCCCTGATGCG 529 GGGGAGCTTCCAATTAG N 0.021105438 1.79908E−05 CATACATAGACACATGTG TCAGTGGCCAAGACC 530 GAGGACGTCCCGGCTGG N 0.047966416 0.042357005 GATGAAGTCTGGTGGTG GGTCGTAAGTTTAGGA 531 GTGAGATTCGTGTTACTT P 0.02147264 0.009805861 TGGCTTTTCTGTCTCTGT TGACACGGTTGCAC 532 ATGTGTCACCTGGAGCTG N 0.015586966 0.017261609 GGCACTAACCATTCCAAG CCGCCGCATCGCTT 533 GATGTGGCGATCAGGGG P 0.04109581 0.005430416 ATAGTGAAGTTTACCAAC TGGGTGATGTCAGTC 534 TGAAGAGAGGAGGGGGA N 0.048100684 0.001272735 CTTTAGAGAGGGATGAAA ATGAGCCCTGGGAGG 535 GCAGGTCTTGTTAAAGCT P 0.033386333 0.006947321 TGCAGGCAGTGACACAC AGAAGACGGCCGTGC 536 CCTGGACCTTTGATGGAA N 0.020092936 6.366E−05 CAGATGGGAGGAAGAAG AGGAGGACGTGGAGG 537 GCAATCAGCATTCCTCCC P 0.000440445 2.08857E−05 CTGTGGATGACATAGAGA GTCATGCCCAAACA 538 TGGACCTGGGTCATAGG P 0.011505379 0.00307559 CTGAACCTGTTATGGACC CCCAAATTCTGAGAG 539 TGAGGACCTGTTCCCCG P 0.047900953 0.011956872 AGGCCAAGCAGAAACGG CTTGCCAAGTCTCCAG 540 TATCTTCCATTCCTCGCC N 0.01524656 0.028545498 CTGCCCCCAGAGGCCAG GAGCTCTGCCCTTGA 541 CGCTTCACGGAAATGCG P 0.026303229 0.001368521 CGAGATGGACCTGCAGG TGCAGAATGCAATGGA 542 GCAACAAAGTCCCGAGC N 0.019283435 0.015707034 AATGAAGTCATCCACTCC TGCATCTGGTTGGTC 543 CAGCCATAGCACTTTGTT N 0.003946328 0.000146371 CACTGTCCTGTGTCAGAG CACTGAGCTCCACC 544 CCAGGCTGTAAAAGCAAA N 0.041471932 0.001873204 ACCTCGTATCAGCTCTGG AACAATACCTGCAG 545 CCTGACACTGGAGGGCA P 0.04901318 0.02574041 GCTGTCTTGTGCATTACT TGTGTTCCCAGCACC 546 TTGGTGGTCCCGAGGGA P 0.033313644 0.022003999 GAACTGACCATGGACCT GCACTCTTGTCCGAAG 547 AGGTCTTGGGAGCTCTTG N 0.011121655 0.018991095 GAGGTGTCTGTATCAGTG GATTTCCCATCCCC 548 GGCTCTTATGGAGCCCT P 0.021014601 0.000290962 GGAGTTGTTGGGCAAGG ATGCTGTCATTTTTTG 549 TCTTGCCATGCAGCCCTT P 0.038103988 0.008797032 TTTATGGAGCAAGTCACA ATACAGCAGCTTGC 550 GCAGCAGCCAATTACAG N 0.046939746 0.032834718 CCCCTTTTGTAGCCGGG CGTTCCTATGGTCAAA 551 CTGTTGGCCTTTCTTAGC N 0.017576999 0.007364532 CTTTTTCTGTTTCCATTCA GTGCTCCAAGCGC 552 AGGGAAAGGGAAGTCGT N 0.042642576 0.003697907 GGAGAGGCAGGGAAAAT GGTTAAGCAGCCCGGC 553 ACTGGCGTTGCTGGGTG N 0.032734181 0.029268276 GCGATGCCCGTCCTCTG GCTTGGGTTAATTCTT 554 CCGGGGATTAACCAGCG N 0.046017403 0.03494442 TTATCAACCAGAAGCTAA AGGATGATGAGGTTG 555 ACCAAGGTGCAGAGATG P 0.003598978 0.013287415 GACAAGAGCAGCCAGGA GACCCAGCGATCTGAG 556 CTCCTTGATGGGCATGGA N 0.030375948 0.029680333 CTGGAAAGGATCCCAGG AATACAAGAAGGCAG 557 CTCAAGTCTGTATCTGCC N 0.040349518 0.015511437 TCCCCTGCCTTATTTCTT ATGTTTTGCCACAG 558 GCCAGGGCGGGGGCGG N 0.034459828 0.00226175 GGTGCATTTCCATCCTTG TAAACCCTTCATAGTA 559 AAAAAAGGATCAGCTGGC N 0.00507332 0.001092227 TGGGCAGGGTGGCTCAT GTCTATAATCTCAGC 560 CTGTGTTTAAGGCCGTGT P 0.028621069 0.00868039 CATTCAAGAGCCAGGTG GTCGCGGGGACAAAC 561 GCCCCAGCAGTGCCTTG N 0.002318217 0.011451138 TGCAATGTGAATGTGCGC GTCTCTGCTAAACCA 562 TGCCTTCCTTGACCATCT P 0.048912293 0.019934095 ACCTTGAACTAACCCACT CCCAGCTCCCAGCC 563 AGATACTCTTTGTGGGGA N 0.03332572 0.000651867 AGAGGGGCTGGGGCATG GCAGGCTGGGTGACC 564 CCACCCAAGGTATCAGC P 0.018610192 0.019657433 CGCAGTTGTGCCGCCAT CATAGCCTACCTCATG 565 GGAGGCCCTTCCCAAGG N 0.006884547 0.006288022 TGTGGTGACTGTGCCTTA CTGTACATGCTCGGA 566 GGTGGGGGCCGTTGCAG N 0.009732155 0.001598404 GTGTACTGGGCTGTCAG GGATCTTTTCTATACC 567 GCCTTTGGGTGGTGCAG P 0.022216512 0.003686331 TTCCCTCCGAAGACATGA AATGACTCACACTGG 568 AAATGGAGCCCTGAGGC P 0.011882824 0.001815474 ATCAGCTATTATACTTGG GACTCTACCTCTCAC 569 CCAGCTAAGCCCAGACC N 0.029137484 0.028129597 CCGTGGATTCTAGATAGA TTTTAGAGGCAGCAG 570 GTGATCATGCCACTGCAC P 0.013477333 0.000408422 TCCAGCCTGGGTGACAG AGTGAGACCCTGTCT 571 GGCAAAACACGCCCCCA P 0.014296774 0.006276019 TCTGCTGCCTTTTCTATT GCCCTGCAACGTCCC 572 TTATTTCTACTGTACATTG N 0.047780308 0.017617555 TTTTCTTTGTCCCAAGTT GACCTAGGGTGAC 573 CCTAGGGCCTTTTGTGGA P 0.035913481 0.017574484 TTGACAGTAGTCCCCTCC GTAGGAGCTCACAG 574 GAAGGGCATGGGGTGCA P 0.039267682 0.011593442 GCTAGAACAGTGTAGGTT CCCTCAATAACCCCT 575 TGGCCCGCACAACTTCC P 0.014196954 0.002359389 CCCTCGGGCTCCACTGC CAGGTCAGATGCTGCT 576 CTCTGAGCAGTCAGCGG P 0.012542104 0.005260003 CTCCAGTTTGGGCCCGAT AAGGAAGTTCTCCGT 577 AAGGAAGTGAACAGGCC P 0.042631636 0.021942582 TGACCCTGATGCCCAATA ACGGGCAACCCTAGG 578 GTCCACGTTTTCGGCAGA N 0.036290447 0.009871918 AGTAGTGAGTCAGTGTG GAAGAGAGGTGAGGG 579 GGTACCCGGCCAACATC N 0.040668273 0.008626021 AAGTGACTTTATAGCTGC AAGAAATGTGGTATG 580 AATGCCACTGACCCTTCT P 0.018093647 0.001122555 GCCCGCACGCTGACCCA CTACAAGTCAGCTGT 581 GACCCTAGCACTGGCTG P 0.04900488 0.002334043 TGACATGCTGCTTGGTGC TGCCTCTGGTCCTGA 582 GCTGGAGCCCGCACCCT P 0.031880914 0.00912872 AAGCATCCTGCTGCCTTC CCACAACATTAAACT 583 GGTGGTAACTCCCCAAC N 0.048370423 0.004896163 CTGACATTGGTACTGTGC AATAAAGACACCCCC 584 CCTCAGGATGGGGAGCT N 0.00703963 0.009747108 CACTCCGAGAACAGGAG AAATCAACATTGCAGT 585 CCCTCATGCTCCTTGTTT N 0.028886778 0.007616024 ATAGTCACAACCTCTCCT CAGCCCTAACCCTT 586 AACTGCTGGCCAACTCTT P 0.001857117 2.78336E−05 ACATCCCCAGCAAATCAT CGGGCCATTGGATT 587 CCCTCACAGCCCCCAAAA P 0.039339724 0.017153019 AATCTGCAACCCAGTTTA CCGGTCGCTACCAT 588 CCGGCCCAGCCAGGCCA N 0.023073918 0.001903273 TCTCACGTGTACATAATC AGAGCCACAATAAAT 589 GGCCACACGCAGAGGAG P 0.014794988 0.000543661 AAATGGTCTTATGGGTGG TGAGCTGAGTACTGA 590 GCGGTAACCAGCGTGAG P 0.036364137 0.017309332 CTCGCCCGCCAGAAGAA TATGAAAAAGCAGAGC 591 CCCAGAACACACATCTGA N 0.031578554 0.012764959 GACAGGACCATAATTATT GTAGCCCCACCAAG 592 GTCAGAGCAGTGCCACC P 0.043475944 0.007226452 TCCTGTCTCAGTTCTTCA GAGAGCTTCCACCAG 593 AGTGCCACATTTGGCAGT N 0.034104006 0.015924288 ACAAATGAGTCTGAGTGT AATAGCCCAGAGAT 594 GCCCTGGTGTCCTGGGT N 0.039047457 0.009406113 TTTCGTGATGATCTTTGC TCTGTTTCCAGTGGG 595 TTGGGGAGAGAAGAAAG N 0.034275174 0.004299453 GGGGTTCAGAGGCCGGT ACCTCCCCTACAGCAG 596 CTGCCTGCTGCATCTTTT P 0.012433872 0.001085221 CTGTTGCCCCATCCACCG CCAGCTTCCCTTCA 597 GCATGGGTTTTTCTGCAG N 0.025540155 0.008487738 CTTATTGTGAATACCTTG GTTCTGTTCAATAG 598 GTCCACGCAAAGCTTGG P 0.0056957 0.000592579 GGATTGTATTTGGACCTA CCCTTCTGCGAGCTG 599 GGTCCTGTACGACATTTA N 0.015088545 0.002437683 CTGGTCTGAGGAGATGG AGGACCGGCTGCAGG 600 CAGAAAGCCTGCTGGGG P 0.015476971 0.000810364 ATGGTGCCAGCTGTGCC TTGGCTGTTGTATTTG 601 GGTTTCCTTCAGACAGAT N 0.002087964 0.002531764 TCCAGGCGATGTGCAAG TGTATGCACGTGTGC 602 GCGCTGGGCAGAAAGGC N 0.039780854 0.023882913 TACCATCACCGCACTGAG ATCAACAAGAAGATT 603 TGACTCAAGGGCTGTAGA P 0.026592536 0.015754478 TGTTCCCTTTCCACCCCC CACACTTGGTGCGT 604 CGACAGCAGGACATACAT P 0.040247578 0.049282971 GTTGGTGTGAAGACTGG GACGACACTGGGTAG 605 CACCCTGTTCTTCCCTGG P 0.018338871 0.021118585 TATGTTGGCAATTCCCTG CGCATGCTAAGAAA 606 GTTAGAGGCCAACAATTC N 0.026696397 0.002804317 TAGTATGGCTTGTTGGCA AAGAGTGCTACACC 607 GCGCCTCAACTGCTGCC N 0.011833184 0.006401904 CCTGGTTGAATGTTCTCT TGATAGTGCTGGACC 608 CCTTGATACCCACTTTTT P 0.023692962 0.016952204 GTGAATACCTACCCCCTT CTGGCCACGGTGCC 609 ACCAGGTCCAATGTGGG N 0.039784026 0.000485212 GAGAAATATGAAGGAGGT AGCAGCCCTGGGTTC 610 AATGTGTAGGAAAAGCCT P 0.047807766 0.000887484 TCTGGCCACCCAGAGAG CCGGAGCCCTGCTTG 611 GGGACTATCCAGATCTTG N 0.019925486 0.023122196 TGTGGCATGATGGTATTG AGCTTGGGGATCAT 612 CATGCACCTACACTCCAG N 0.019590875 0.014811948 CCTGGGTGACAGGGCCA GACTCTGTGAAAAAA 613 CGTAGACAGAGCTAAAAG P 0.016167098 0.005508736 GAGTGGTGTGGCGTACA TTGCGGCTCCCTCCG 614 GCAGCTCCCAAGGACAC P 0.045662136 0.003180791 AAGCTGTTGGGATGCTAC TTCTCAGCTTCACGC 615 GCCACAGTCTAATGTCAT N 0.033271306 0.034462768 TCACTTCATTTGATGGGG TCACTTGTTAGCTG 616 GACCTTGCTAAGGCTAAA P 0.047412948 0.024480004 GAATCCCTGAAACAGGC GCGTCATTCTCTCTG 617 CCAGTGCCTTGGAACCT P 0.033210931 0.013227704 GCTGCCTTGGGGACCCT GGACGTGCCGACATAT 618 ATCTGCTGCCTATTAGGT P 0.010454101 0.001023498 TCTTCTGTGACATGTGCC TCCCAGCAGTGAAC 619 GCTCTTGGCTCCCTTGAG N 0.017690891 0.014305978 GTTCTGCTAGTGGTGTTA GGAGTGGTTACAAC 620 TGGCCCACCAACCCGCC N 0.018951587 0.005594844 CACCTTGACTGCCCCCA GAAGTGTGTCTTGAGA 621 GGCTGCCCCTCTTGAAC P 0.024962034 0.007363553 CACCCACATGCTTAGCCC CAGCTTTTTGGAAGA 622 CGCCAGTCAGAACCAATC N 0.047887627 0.003069205 CGAAAAGAATGTGTGTTG ACTCAGGTTTGGAG 623 CCTGCCCCAAACCGATAA N 0.029184491 0.017082703 GTGCATGACGGAACAATA GGACTCCCCAGGGC 624 ATCTCTCTTTGTCTTGAG N 0.02072694 0.000130379 GGGGCTGTTGAGTGGTC GCGGACCTGGGCTCT 625 GTTGACCAGAATAGTTGG N 0.030104875 0.023521738 TAACTCTGCCAGAGCCTG TACTTACCTGCCAA 626 GTTCCTGTCTCTTGCCAA P 0.032096251 0.004901309 CAAGAGGTTACCAGTGAA AAGAGCTGCTGTCC 627 GGAGAGTGCAGAGAAGG P 0.011986695 0.003276807 AGATCGGCTTGTGGTTTC ACCCTGAGGAACTGG 628 GATGGGGTACTGCCGGT P 0.014637429 0.003246485 CTGTGTTGTCTTAGAAGT AGATGTGTGATGGCC 629 GCCGACTCCCAGCCCGG N 0.048334671 0.046887347 CCAAAAAGACAAAACACA TAGACGCACACACTC 630 CTCCTCTTCCTTTCTCCG N 0.018512639 0.003766475 CCATCGTGGTGTGTTCTT GACTCCGCTGCTCG 631 ACAGGAAGCAAACTAAGC N 0.017028378 0.010897747 CCCCGCTGTAATGAAACA CCTTCTCTGGAGCC 632 GGGAGTACAGTGCCATTA P 0.038865142 0.009213826 GGACCAGCAAGTGACAC AGGAATTCTGAATCC 633 AAGGCTCGATCCTGCGA N 0.011236173 0.024519108 GAAGGAAGTGGTCTCTG CCCAGCCTGCCACCTT 634 GAACCCCAGGAAAAGGA N 0.021001888 0.013420666 AGAGGTCGAACCAACCC TGCGGAAGGAGCATGG 635 TTTTTAATCTGGAGCGGG N 0.035319468 0.000116512 GTGGGGAGTGGGAACCG GAGAGAAAGCAAAAT 636 GCCGCCGGGCGTGGTTT P 0.036581556 0.004069903 GCTTCTCTCAGTCACTGC TGGCGCTTTCTTAAT 637 CACCTGTTATCACAGCAC N 0.024220194 0.003865777 TTTGGGAGGCCAAGGTG GGAGGACTGCTTGAG 638 GCGCCCCCTTCTTCCAGA N 0.026812018 0.023037715 TGTAATAGAAAGCTCTGC CCTATCACAAGGGG 639 CCATGCTTGGGAGAATG N 0.020797587 0.000260101 GGGCTGGGACATGCACT GAGTGTTGCACTTTTA 640 CCAAACATGAGGAGGAA N 0.042239012 0.008205958 GAATGGACTGATGACGA CCTGGTAGAATCTCTC 641 GGCTTCAAGAGGCGGGC N 0.049462336 0.010042642 GTGCCCTCTGGAGTCCC CTACCATGACTGAAGG 642 ACATCATCCCAGAGGTG P 0.031955969 0.029382214 GTGTTCAGTGTCAGACCT CTTAATGGGCCAGTG 643 GCTTTCAAGGAGAGGCA N 0.026271755 0.017401357 ACGAGAAAGTTGGCAGG AAAGTGACGCCATCCC 644 CTTACTCTACTGATTTCC N 0.025293598 0.028612508 CCCCAGACTGTGATTTTT GAACTTCCTTGCCT 645 GGTGGATAAGGTGACTC N 0.028555911 0.007898531 AAAGGAAAGACGACTCAA CCTGGAACTCAGAGG 646 ATTTCCACATTTGGGGGC N 0.038788638 0.000556117 TATTCTAAGGTGACTATG CCAGCCAACCTGGG 647 GCAGAAGTGGCTGCTAG P 0.019876771 0.023622651 ATCTCTCTCCTTTACCAC CATGCAGGAACAGAC 648 GAGGAAGCCAGGACACG N 0.043002325 0.002980164 GAAGTGAGAGACACTAAA GAAGGTGTGGGCCAG 649 TTCATCAGCCCGCCAAGA P 0.033189724 0.018430306 TGGCGATGCAAGCGGCC AAGAGGGCGAACATT 650 CATCGTCTATGCTTCCCT N 0.007159022 0.003174055 TGCCCTCTCCAGCTCCAC CTCACCCAGAGCAC 651 GTGAACACAGGCATGGC P 0.040192458 0.006633996 GGCAGAAGTGCCAAAAG TGAGCCCTCTCCAGCA 652 CCTCTTGTCAGAGATCCT N 0.007334167 0.005849462 CTACCACAGACATTAATA GCTGAGCAGGAGCC 653 GTCACCCTGTTGCCTATG N 0.018396204 0.028552569 GGAGGAGGTGGAAGGAT TTGGCAAGCTCAACC 654 CCTGAGACTGGCAAGGG N 0.049033322 0.000573786 AGGAGGCTGAGCAGAAG GAGTCATCATGGAGGA 655 TGATCAGCTCTGAGGTGC N 0.036101964 0.002977882 AACTTCTTCACATACTGT ACATACCTGTGACC 656 GTCCAAGCTGTGCCTCG P 0.013805766 0.039331078 ACACATCCTCATCCCCAG CATGGGACACCTCAA 657 CCACCATGACCCTCTTCC N 0.026316937 0.000370002 TCATGCTGAACTGCATTC CTTCCCCAATCACC 658 GCCCTCCTGCATTGCTGC N 0.031465018 0.035461566 TGCGTGGGTATTTGTCTC CTTAGCCATCAGGT 659 TCTCCGCTCTGACTTGTG P 0.035874589 0.007190978 GCTCAGGACTACTTTCTG GGTCGTGCTCCTGC 660 GCAGGGGCTTAAATTCAC P 0.014094762 0.000684551 TGGAATCCACCCTGACTT TTCCTGCCAGTACT 661 AAACAACCCTGAGCCCA P 0.026292222 0.005231064 GGGCCAACCCCTACGGA ACACCACTACTTTACC 662 GCTTTCATGTCCCAGAAC N 0.001915146 0.007299795 TTAGCCTTTACCTGTGAA GTGTTACTACAGCC 663 CCGTGAGCAAAGATACTT N 0.024730379 0.03395056 CTTGGAATGGCTGCAGT GAGGCCGTGTCATTG 664 ATATGTGGTCCTCGTTCA N 0.033162464 0.017629 TCGTGCCGCCTGTGGTG ATGCGTGCAGTGACG 665 CCCAGGGCAGGTTTGCT P 0.025468392 0.021295769 TGACCTCTGCCTCAGTTC TCGACTCTAAAGGAC 666 CAGAGTTGAAAGCCACA N 0.037458876 0.007652731 GAGTTGAAAGCCACAGA GTTAAGTGACCTCAGG 667 CAGTACACATCCTATGCC N 0.004984238 0.011955861 ATAAGTGGTCCCACAGTA CAAGGTGGCCTCCC 668 CCTCTGAGTCATTGTGAG P 0.02879657 0.016233118 CTGTGTGGTAGGTTGGA CATTGGCATAGTTGG 669 GCCATACCTGGTGTCCAA N 0.033848292 0.030034111 AGAACTCATGAGCCTTGT GTCTGGGCTGCTGC 670 AGTGCCATTCACCACTGC P 0.034730466 0.00680122 GTCCTGGGCTTTACGAGA CCATGCAAGACGGG 671 CTGCCAGGATGGACTCG P 0.048331808 0.04348284 CTGCTCATTGCAGGCCA GATAAACACTTACTGC 672 ATCACCCGGACACACATC N 0.024107496 0.023689683 ATGCTTAAGATTCAACTG GGAGCATACCAGGG 673 GAAGACAGAAGAGTTCTT N 0.007514321 0.000131333 CTCTGTGGTGACTACAGA CTAGAGGAATGCTC 674 GAGCCAGATCCGCAGTG N 0.046493762 0.018187287 GTGGAGAGTTCTAATGTT GACTGTTTGCAGGCC 675 AAAGTCACTGAGGAAGAA N 0.02027623 0.004621778 AATAAGGGTTCAGGTACA GGTGCAGCCGGTGC 676 GTCACTGTGCCACTTGGA P 0.023850554 0.000597694 CAGGGCGTTTTCTCTGAA TTGAAGGGAAAGCC 677 TGCCTTCAGCCATTGAGT N 0.00714724 0.012463499 GGAAGCTGCCCCAGGCC CTTACCAGGTGCAGA 678 ACTTCTACTTGCCAACAT P 0.039625143 0.01205671 CTGCCTTGCTGGACTTGT ATGGGATTGTCTCC 679 GCTATGAGTTTGTGCCTT N 0.010550497 0.025286942 TGCTGAGGACACTAGAAC CTGGCTTGCCTCCC 680 TGAAGAAGTGCATCAGGT P 0.04541531 0.00171692 GCCAGGTGGTCGTCAGC AAGAAACTGCGCCCA 681 TGGGGGAGGAGACCCTT P 0.041700662 0.006501658 GGAAAAGTCCTCTCTTCC CAGCTCCTGATTCTG 682 GAGCTTGCCAGTGGTGA N 0.017926633 0.003860015 CTGCCAGGAACGTCCTAT GATCCACTTTGTTGG 683 GTCTGCATTTTGGAGAGT N 0.038703549 0.021196778 CCACACCACGGACCAGG TTTTCCCCCAAGGCT 684 GTCACATTGTCAGAACAG P 0.017221878 0.021757129 GTGGCTGCTGTGTGGTG CCATCGAGTCCCTGC 685 GTCACCTCTGAGGTGCCT P 0.018234848 0.018727928 GCTGGCATCCTCTCCCC CATGCTTACTAATAC 686 TGCACTGACTGGGCCAC N 0.035001782 0.005222941 ATCTTGAAAACTCGTGGA AAGGGAAAGGGGAGG 687 TCGGGGTCAGTTAAGCCT N 0.049510203 0.011185124 CAGTATTCTTAGCTTTTGT TGATTTTGGCACT 688 CAGGTGGCTCAGTTCCT N 0.044438194 0.008047993 GAAGGCGGCTGAGGACT ATGGGGTCATCAAGAC 689 TTTCTATTGGTCCTGGGT N 0.026599568 0.000220576 ACCGAGCATGGGCGCTG CGTCAGTGCGCGCTG 690 GTCCTCTCCATCATCCTC N 0.001283646 0.003138194 AGTGTGAGTCCTCAGAG CCTCCATCTGCCAAG 691 GGGGAAGGATAGGGTGA N 0.00664446 0.00391409 TGTTCCGAAGGTGAGGA GCTTGAAACCCGTGGC 692 AACTCTACAGATGGCATA N 0.011045234 0.003419594 CCTGTGCCTGCTTCTGG GGTTGGAAGTGTGAC 693 GACGAGCCCAGCTGCTA P 0.022483531 0.005532782 GATATCAATGGGAAGCTG CGGGAGATGCTGAAG 694 CGTACACACATAAACACA N 0.01777347 0.022420049 CCCACCAGTGCAGCCTG AAGTAACTCCCACAG 695 GCCTTACTCTGGAAGCG P 0.035452489 0.001688661 GCGAGCCGAGGCAGCCC TTGATGCCCTTGACAA 696 TGGACCCTTCCTATTGGT N 0.034302376 0.000905278 CTGTCCTGGGCCAACTG GTGGGTGATCTCTGC 697 CTGAGCCTGGGTGCTCA N 0.004168755 0.006982257 CTGTGGCGGTCCCCGTC CTGGCTATGAAACCTT 698 GGCTGAGGTGTTTTGAG N 0.020654317 0.003198734 GTGCATCGAAGTGTTCCA AGCTGTGACTTACCT 699 GGATTCCTGAGTTACTGT N 0.02072767 0.004364026 TTTGTTCCTCCCCACTGC TTCCCATTCCTGAG 700 CGTATAAAACTAAGCTGT N 0.029692664 0.001704682 GCCCCAACCACGCTGAC CATGTCATCAGGACC 701 AGGGTCACCACTGCCAG P 0.014082881 0.004438034 CCTCAGGCAACATAGAGA GCCTCCTGTTCTTTC 702 GTTCAGATGACAGCGAC N 0.016728142 0.004693716 CGCCTTTTCATTCCCCCC GCCACCTGTACTCAC 703 GCATTTCAGATGCTGTTG P 0.009719871 0.00526514 GACTTCATGTCCCCAACC TAGCTTGGTGAGGG 704 TCAGGCTCATTTGTACTC N 0.034663126 0.025017401 TCTTCCCCTCTCATCGTC ATGGTCAGGCTCTG 705 TTCAGTACTGTATATTTCA N 0.015558832 0.007106174 CCCTGTGTAATGGGGCC CCCTCTCCTTTCTC 706 GGTGCAACTTTGAGTCCT P 0.042286127 0.043739041 TGGCTTGACTATACAGGC CTTGAACTTCATGG 707 TCTGAATTTCCACTGCTT N 0.025554074 0.007973937 TGGAGAGTCCCACCCAC TAAGCACTGTGCATG 708 GGCCACCATCACAATACT P 0.048200787 0.025584934 AAGGGGCTCAGATGTGT CTTGTGCCCACCTCT 709 GGAGAACGTGCCCTATTC N 0.005323906 0.00886515 ACACTCTGGGAAGACGC TAATCTGTGACATCT 710 GCACGTGACACAAGCTG N 0.037138581 0.011351082 ACCTCAAGAGCTCCACGT TTTGGCTTCGAGCAA 711 TCGACTTCTGCGATCCCC N 0.027230804 0.016978713 TGGAAAACCAACCACTCC CCCTGGGACGGTAA 712 GTGTGATCTGGTCACTAT N 0.032492029 0.021879388 GTGACTGCCTTTACGGTT TCTCTCCATGTGCT 713 ATGCGGGTAGTATTAGCC N 0.001306922 0.00026264 ACCCCCCTCCATCTGTTC CCAGCACCGGAGAA 714 GCCTGGGTTCAAATCTGC P 0.035505176 0.012950353 ATCTGCCATGCACTTGTT TCTGACCTTAGGCC 715 GACCAACAGCAGAGATAT P 0.04288474 0.035207827 GCCTTTCTCATTCTTGGC TACAGCAGTGGGAC 716 CTTCCCCCTCACCCCCCA N 0.034683728 0.013940908 CTCTTAGGTATGTATGAT GCTAATCTTGTCCC 717 TGGCTGCCCTGATTCCAA N 0.031621213 0.01701817 GTGCTCTTATCGCCTCTG TGTGTGGATCGCCC 718 GAAAAGCTGTGTCGTGTT P 0.03683236 0.022216857 CCCTGTGAAACTGAGCA GGTGTGTGTTGGCGC 719 GATGAAAATGGCAAGTTC P 0.015751246 0.020770691 CCTGGCTTTCCTTCTGCT CAACTTTCATGTCT 720 AGGCAGAGGTTGCAGTG P 0.046732112 0.03925511 AGTCGAGATGGTGCCATT GCTCTCGTTTGGGCA 721 TCTTCTAGGTGATGAGTT N 0.034602071 0.00675393 TCTACTTCCTCTGGTTTTT ACAACAGGAAATG 722 GCTCACATGTTTACACAC P 0.041850185 0.031515402 TCAGTGCCCTAATTTCCC CTGAGGGAATCGCT 723 GCTGACCCAGCATCAGC P 0.008671832 0.03263513 CACACTCTGGGTTGGAAA ATGTTTGCCTGTTGG 724 TTACCCTGCCTGAGATTC P 0.047454629 0.001118826 CTCAGGAGAAAAGGCAA CCTGCCTCCAGCCTG 725 TACACGCTCACCGGCTAC P 0.010419999 0.000379399 CAGATCGACATCACCACG GAGAACCAGTACCG 726 CCCAGAGTCAGAGGACG P 0.024689974 0.030980339 AAGAGGAGGCTTTACCTT GCACAGACTGGGAGA 727 GGAAGCCAGGTGCCTTT N 0.022061472 0.0131397 AATCCACTGTAACCTCAC AACTCCAAGTCCACA 728 GACTGGAAGATGCAGAC P 0.023917358 0.00661157 CTTGGTTCCTGTTAGTGG AAACACTGTAAGGTC 729 CCTCCTTGCACCGGCCC N 0.00220858 0.001458275 TTCCTGGTCTTTGAATAA AGTCTGAGTGGGCGG 730 ATCATTTCCCTCTCCTAT N 0.005126006 0.00141001 CCAGAGCCCCAGCAG 731 TAGGAATGAGTTCTTATC N 0.034267148 0.005906864 TAGTGTTGCAGGCCAGC AAATACAGAGGTGGT 732 GGTTGCACACCGGAGAG N 0.012260838 0.004125697 AAACCCTACAAATGTGGA GAATGTGGCAAAGCC 733 CTTGATGGGGCCTGGGT N 0.049931872 4.94551E−06 TTGTTCCTGGGGCTGGAA TGCTGGGTATGCTCT 734 GGTGCGGATAGTCTGAC P 0.049144414 0.032345664 TAGTTTAAGGAGACTGGC CGAAGCTCTGCCCAA 735 GGCCACGGCGCTTGGAA P 0.019159719 0.007783775 TCCTGGTTGTTGCTGGAT GCTCTTTTGCGATTA 736 CGATGGGAGGTATGTGTT P 0.022168071 0.012220665 CCCAGAACAGCCAGGAC AAGAAGGTCGGTTAG 737 CTGGAGAAAGTTTGCAAC P 0.032361446 0.025732387 CCCATCATCACCAAGCTG TACCAGAGTGCAGG 738 AGGCTCCTGTTGCTCCTT P 0.027511801 0.00431974 CACACAGACCTGGATGC CCCAGAGCAAGGTCT 739 CAGAACACATAGAGCTGT P 0.0258469 0.024225355 GAATGAAGATCCAGCCG GCCTTGGGAGCCTGG 740 CAGAGACAGCGGCTTGC N 0.012695134 0.02339725 AGTTTCCTCAAGAGGAGA GAACTTAGTCCACCA 741 AGGGACCAATCTGGGGC N 0.025320816 0.008456866 TGGAAATGTTAGGAGGTT GCCTTGGTGCTGCCC 742 AGCAATCACAAAGCCAGA P 0.04069892 0.007912336 GAAGCTGTAAGCTGCCT GCCGGGCCTGAGGAG 743 GGGGGGCCAGTAGTTCA N 0.043198983 0.00203468 GTGAGAATGTTTATGTTT ACAACTAGCCTTCCC 744 CAGTCAGCTTCAGGGCA N 0.039853223 0.006993295 GCTTCCTGCCACAGCAG CATTAAATGAAGTTGG 745 AGTGTTGGCAAACGAGA N 0.049866306 0.026487457 CTTTCTCCTGGCCCCTGC CTGCTGGAGATCAGC 746 CCGCTGAAGCTGTAGGA N 0.011533719 0.016868601 AGCGCCATTCTTCCCTGT ATCTAACTGGGGCTG 747 ATCCTGATGGCAAGAGCT P 0.031292682 0.000665341 ACAGCAGCGGCGGCGAA GATGGTTACGTCCGT 748 GTGCTCTGAGTTTCGGGT P 0.044136757 0.020429722 TCTGCTCCTACAAAGAAC GTGCGGTGCTGCGG 749 GGGCTAATTCTGGGAAG N 0.015832624 0.00036558 GGAGAGTTCTTTGCTGCC CCTGTCTGGAAGACG 750 AATATGACTATTCTAAAG N 0.028254109 0.004164029 GCTGTGAGGCCATGGGG TATTGGTTAAGTTGC 751 GCCTTTTTCTTCTTGAGC N 0.049026226 0.002235333 GAAGCTGTTTGAGTAAAC CTGTTGAAGAGTGT 752 CGGGAGGCACGGCCGA N 0.040972485 0.020278071 GATGTACACGAAGACAG GAGTCAATGGAGATTCT 753 GCCATGTAAGGGAGCCA P 0.003691716 0.000462364 TCTTGGAAGCAGATCCTC CAGCCTCCAGTCAAG 754 AGCGTTTGGTGTTACCTT P 0.012669954 0.002008159 CTCCTGGGAGGTCCTGC TGCAACTCAAGTTCC 755 ACAATTGCCTGGAGGCTT P 0.04641729 0.023132206 CTGTGAGATCGGGAGAG GGAGGAGAGGCAGTC 756 GGAGCAAGTGTTCCTGCT P 0.006016724 0.00197791 GCCAGTTCTTTCCTCTTT AGGCGTGGTTGAGA 757 GTAAGGTTGTCTACTCAG N 0.018715249 0.02146388 GAGGCTAAGGTGGGAGG ATCACTTGAATGCCA 758 GCACTCTGATTTTCTGTA N 0.038454737 0.011431254 GGTACAGTTCAAAGCCCT AAAGGGAGTCTGGC 759 ATCCAAAGGCCTGGAACA N 0.010171621 0.012384035 CAATGGTACTCAAAAACA TAGCTGCCTCGGGG 760 AGTCCCTGCCTCTCCTGC P 0.048684571 0.014032325 CTCCTCCAGTGGGGCAG ACCAGAGACTCCCAT 761 GTCCCTAGACCACTTTGT P 0.026735181 0.007043026 ATGACCGTTTGCAGTCTG AGCAGGCCAGGGGC 762 CTTGCGCAGGTGCGAGT N 0.031444328 0.022456957 GGCCAGCAGAGGTCACG AATAAACTGCATCTCT 763 GGAGTATGTCACCTTCCT N 0.013375119 0.01814678 GGGGGCCTTGGCTTTGA TCTACAATGAAGCCC 764 ATGGCCACAACATTGCCA N 0.040280123 0.03959956 GCAAATACTGCCTTGGCA TCACTCAGCAGAGG 765 GCCTATGATCACCTTGCA N 0.04484767 0.029280309 TGGACAGCAATCCTGTAA ACATCACAGAGTGG 766 GTGGCTTCTCTGTGAATT P 0.020299449 0.010809418 GCCTGTAACACATAGTGG CTTCTCCGCCCTTG 767 TGGAGTCTAAACGGGGC P 0.020393121 0.024710439 AGGATCTGTGCCAAAAGA GCCTCTCTCCGGAGT 768 GGTGCAGCTCAGTGGAA N 0.023709653 0.005153136 GATGATGACAACCAGAAG ACATGAGCTAAGGGT 769 TAGTGGGTTTGCTTGAGG P 0.009503835 0.008459012 TGGTAAGGCTTTGCTGGA CCCTGTTGCAGGCA 770 TGCCGCTTTGGACACCAA N 0.012436491 0.009907799 CACTCCCTTCTCCCAGGG TCATGCAGGGATCT 771 GAGAGGCCCAAGGTGGC N 0.024561726 0.003739645 CTCGCCAGCCCTGCAGT ATTGATGTGCAGTATT 772 TGCCCTGAGGACCAGTG P 0.035220257 0.000303077 AAAGACAGATCATAGGAG AGACCCTTTTGCTGC 773 GGGCCAGCAAAGAGGAG N 0.036389942 6.61113E−06 GGGTCCAGAGAACAGCT GAAATACTGTCACTAG 774 CTAGAGAAGTAGTGACCA N 0.01183771 0.008299415 GAACAGGGCAGAGTAGG TCCCCTCCATGGCCC 775 CCTCGTGTTGATTGCAGG P 0.02530623 0.009529634 AGGAGTCGGAATTAACCC TCTGCTTTCCATCC 776 GGAGTACGATGTGTAAGT P 0.032334457 0.012561906 GCCCATTGGGTGGCCTG TTGGTCACTGTGCAG 777 GTGCTCACCACCCCCAT N 0.039108375 0.044621227 GCACACGCCATCTGTGTA ACTTCAGGATCTGTT 778 TCACCGCTGTTGCCTGCC N 0.042460173 0.047567269 GCCTTGCGCAGTTGACTC GTGTCTGAGGAAAC 779 GGGAAAGTCTGAGTGAA N 0.044086344 0.011470692 AGGATGGCCTCATTCTCT TTCTAATCTTGCTGG 780 TCCAGAAACTGGGGATG P 0.034848772 0.049976851 GAATCTAGACTTGTGAGC GGCGGTGGTGCCTGC 781 CATCTGTGTGGATGTCAA N 0.019562795 0.016572468 TGACAACAACCTGGCTTA CCTGGAGGCCATTC 782 GACGGGGTTTTCCTTGCT N 0.006351665 0.018514432 CCTGCCAGGATTAAAAGT CCATGAGTTTCTTG 783 GTCATGGCCGCCTGCCT N 0.003787171 0.007482726 GTCATTCCTGACTCACCA CCGTCCCCAGGTGAA 784 CTGCAGCCTTTGTTACTT P 0.012140736 0.001747504 GCCCCAACGAGAAGGTC GCCAAGGAGATCGCC 785 GAGTGTTGCTGCTGAAG P 0.040163532 0.012613141 CACATCCTTGCAATGTGG GAGTGCACAGGAGTC 786 GCAAAAGCCCAAAGGTTC N 0.028081951 0.024643045 CTAAGCCTGGCTGCAAA GAAGAATCAACAGGG 787 GTTCTTTTGGGTCAAAGG N 0.010530532 0.003906186 AGCAGGCTAATGCAAAG CTTTTGGAGACTGCT 788 GGTTCCCTTCCTATTCCA N 0.027449757 0.038576162 AGCTTCCATAGCTGCTGC CCTAGTTTTCTTTC 789 CACGGAAAGTGCCTGCA N 0.013197407 0.015287943 AAAACAGAGGTGGATAC GAGGACAGGTTGGAGC 790 GCCCCACGGAACACTATT N 0.024911614 0.009952658 CCTATAAGATAGCTGAAA GAAGCTGCTGTGAG 791 AGGGAGGCAGCAGACTC P 0.013989999 0.026934677 AGGCCCTCCATGGTCCT CTTTGTCATTTTGTTG 792 CTTGGGGTTGGGGTAGG N 0.042843205 0.00245116 TAGATACCAAATGAAACA CTTTCAGGACCTTCC 793 CCATTTCCTGTGCCAGAA N 0.043176536 0.01756898 TCACTGCTCTATTCCATA CCGTGCCATGGAGG 794 AAAAGAGCTGCTGTTCCT P 0.017443962 0.002877675 AAGTAACGCGAACCCCTC GCTGCTGGAGCGGC 795 CCGCAACCACCTGCAAA N 0.025690215 0.003268216 CCAGAACGACTCTAGAAT TTCCTTCCCCGCCCC 796 CTGGGGACGAGACAGGT N 0.047850661 0.000918596 GCTAAAGTTGAACGAGCT GATGGATATGAACCA 797 TCCTCGGTTTCCTTGCCT P 0.025086836 0.014097738 CACCCGCGGAGAGCGCT GAACCTGGACAAGCA 798 CAGGCTACTTTCCGTCCA N 0.001323442 0.003324442 TGTACCTGCAAAAGTCGG GGCAAGACGTGTCC 799 AGTGCTGTCCCTGAAGCA P 0.034012703 0.003756254 GCTTCTGTTTCCGGCGGA GGAAGACAATGGGG 800 CCTGCTCTCCACAACTGT N 0.016670439 0.019570671 CCCTCCTTACCCCATGTA GCTCGATCCGAAGC 801 GATTGCAGGGTCCGCCT P 0.035011254 0.022838961 TCTCAAACCCCACTTCCT GGACCACATCATCCA 802 CCAACAAAGATGAAGTTC N 0.011304826 0.003680198 CCTATCTACGGAAAGGCA TGACTGGGAGGCCC 803 CAGCAGTACCTCTTTGAC P 0.014149474 0.016795126 CGCCTTGCCCACGAGATT GAAGCACTGAAGTC 804 GTATTTAGTGGGGAATGG N 0.034151123 0.01121221 AAAGAGTTGCCCTTGTTG CAAGTAATGAAGCC 805 GGCAGTTGTGCCAAGGG N 0.03880811 0.007638642 AGGAGGGAGGAGGTAAA AGGCAGGGAGTTAATA 806 CCAGCTAATTGGAAGGGT N 0.039815243 0.001162328 GAGGCGGGAGGATCGCT TGAACCTGGGAGGCG 807 GGCCCTGAAGAGGAGGG N 0.022026664 0.001204616 AGACTCTGCTGCTATAAC TGAGGATGAGGCCGT 808 AACTAGGATAACTTGTTG N 0.042843773 0.03912133 CTTTGTTACCCAGCCTAA TTGAAGAGTGGCAG 809 CCCACGACTCAGCAATAC N 0.032829614 0.035198951 CCGCCCCACCGGCTGTG ATGCTCCAATAAACT 810 GCCCAGCAGGCAGTCAA N 0.005265154 0.001483816 GAGAACAGCACATTAGTT CCAGAAGAAAGATGG 811 GAAGTCTATGATGTAAAC N 0.008167908 0.00995517 ACTTTGCCTCCTGTGTAC TGTGTCATAAACGG 812 GGAGGCTGAGGCGGGG N 0.038099237 0.014716403 AGATCACAAGGTCAGGA GATCGAGACCAGCCTGA 813 GGACCCCTGGATCCTTG N 0.026418502 0.02653536 CCATTCCCCTCAGCTAAT GACGGAGTGCTCCTT 814 CAGGGACAGATCTGATG N 0.010210457 0.014152462 ATCCCAGGAGGCTCTGG AGGACAATCTAGGACC 815 CCTGGCTCTGTCACCGC P 0.045672709 0.037065183 CATGCAACTCCATGCCTA TTTACTGGAAACCTG 816 GGATTGCGGATATTTACC P 0.009035123 0.007263223 TCTGTCCCCAAACGCTGA CCACGCCCTGGCTG 817 GGGTGTAGAGAGAATGG N 0.039707073 0.000605566 AGGGGACCAAAAAGAGT CCTTCCTGGGGTGTGG 818 ATCTCTGGCTGAGGGAT P 0.027889355 0.018760835 GACTTACCTGTTCAGTAC TCTACAATTCCTCTG 819 CCCCAGAGGGAGAGTTT P 0.034155899 0.004658483 GTGTCCATGGGTGTTATC TCTGATGGCAACTCC 820 CAGGGACCATGCTTCATT P 0.047737316 0.012015057 CGTGGCTGTGTCCCCAT CTGAGGGCCTGGTAT 821 GCTGCGTTACTGTGCTGA N 0.041866968 0.034034898 GAGGTACCCAGAAGGTT CCCATGAAGGGCAGC 822 CCGTCCTCCTTTCCCTGA P 0.029394005 0.005213005 GCACCTTCATCACCAGAG GCTTGAAGGAACCC 823 GATATGGTGCCCTGTGTA N 0.005289391 0.002880231 TCCCAGAGATGCTAGAAA ACTGTTCTTTGCTC 824 GAAGCTGAGGCAGGAGA N 0.030017106 0.035896652 ATGGTGTGAACCCAGTGA GCCGAGATCGTGCCA 825 TATGACCTTGATGCTTGG P 0.03575271 0.029689069 AGCATTCTCATTCGAGAG GCACAGAATCAACC 826 TGCTCGAGGCGCATCAG N 0.044198265 0.012908628 GCCCGTTTTTTACCAGTT TATATCACGGTCTTC 827 AGTCCAAGGAGAAGAAG N 0.041310503 0.000473461 AGGCCTAGCCTGAGCCA AAGAGAGAGTACGGGC 828 GTGAATGTGCCTGAGGA P 0.010916884 0.018668589 GTCTCGGAACGGAGAAA CCAGTCCCCGAACCAA 829 CTGCTATTAGAGCCCATC P 0.048607138 0.012326096 CTGGAGCCCCACCTCTG AACCACCTCCTACCA 830 GGCCAAAGCACATGCAG N 0.029137179 0.013186845 GCTCCTGGTTGTTCCTCT CAAACCTGTGCTGAC 831 CGGGATTGAGGAAGGTC N 0.012386232 0.010112348 CGCACAGCCTGTCTCTG CTCAGTTGCAATAAAC 832 CACCCCAGAAGGTTCTCT N 0.032636734 0.014138626 TGTATACCTGCTCAGTCA GTTCCTTTCACTCC 833 GCTAATGCCCTGGCCCA N 0.000590606 0.000716289 CAAGTATCACTAAGCTCG CTTTCTTGCTGTCCA 834 CGACTTCAAAGAGGGCTA P 0.02917516 0.007150569 CCTGGAGACAGTGGCGG CTTATTATGAGGAGC 835 TCCGCAGAGGAACTGAT N 0.029974336 0.037015486 GAGTGTGCAATTGAGAG CATAGCAGTGGCAGCC 836 GGCCTTTACCGGCATTGA P 0.043421923 0.025208697 TGTGGCTCATGTTTCAGG CAGACTTGGGGTCC 837 AGTCAGTACCGGAAGAG N 0.007172716 0.001320173 CCTGATGTGAGGGCAGG GTGGGGTCTGGAACTT 838 AAAGCTGCCTTCCAGGCT P 0.028498426 0.024230581 CTTGGACACTGCCTTGG GAGCATCCTGCAGCT 839 TGAGCCCAAGGAAGAAT N 0.047683302 0.000588721 GAGTCACCCCAGAGCCC TAGAGGGTCAGATGGG 840 TGTGTTGAGAGCTTCTCA N 0.048572176 0.020873162 GACTATCCACCTTTGGGT CGCTTTGCTGTTCG 841 TCACTGCCTTACCTCCCT P 0.007905519 8.14783E−05 CACGGTTGTTGTGAGGA CTGAGTGTGTGGAAG 842 GTAATCAGCTTGTTGTAG P 0.029274115 0.031032143 TGATGCTGGCCAAATGGT GCTCAGCAGGTGAG 843 CTTCCATCTGGCTGCACT N 0.028841562 0.01119674 CCAAGGCCCCCTCTGTC CTTTTCAGAACACAT 844 TCCCTCCCTTACCCCCAT N 0.042282802 0.011360043 CCTTAACTTTGTATCCTG GCTTATAACAGGCC 845 TGGCCTTTGGGAAAGATC N 0.027599427 0.011795299 AGAGAGGCAGAGGTGGC ACAGGACAGTAAAGG 846 GATGCCCCTGACATCATC N 0.036143648 0.045925012 ATTCTTGTGGGAGACAGC AGCCTGTATGTGGT 847 CAATGAGAAGCCACAGG P 0.003955926 0.00043235 TGATCGCGGACTATGAGA GCGGACGGGCCATAC 848 CCCTTGGCCTGCCACTTT P 0.024191337 0.012090949 CCAGGTGTCCTTTATCAC TTTGACGGGACTCT 849 ACCAAGATCGCGGCGCT N 0.023301321 0.008267617 GCACTCTAGCCTGGGTG ACAGAGTCAGACTCCG 850 AGAGGAGTGGTTTGTGA N 0.013545538 0.025236758 CAAGCGGAATCCAAATG GCATTCGAGTGGCTCC 851 CCTTCAGGAGACTTGATC P 0.02178259 0.013947278 CCAGTAGACTGAGGTCTT CCCTTTCAGCAGAA 852 TGCTATGGGGCTTAGGC N 0.037494378 0.000185732 CATGCTCAGTGCTGGGG ACAGGAGTTTTGCCCA 853 GGTAGAGATGGGCGGGT N 0.019826375 0.00035875 TTGTGCTATGTGCAGGGT GGAAGGGAGGGAAGT 854 CTCCCCATCCCAACCAGA P 0.033817525 0.000227676 GATGGCTCACTTCGGATC GAGGGTTGACTACA 855 CGCTCTTTCTAGTGCAAG N 0.03397391 0.015933777 AAACTGCAGGCTGGATCA GTAGTTCAACAGCT 856 TCTGGGAGCTGGGATGA N 0.022801912 0.007160103 TAAAGATGAGGCTTGCG GCTGTGGCCCGCTGGT 857 TAGGAGGATCGCTTGAG P 0.02266909 0.014980681 CCTGGGTAGAGGCTGCT GTGAGCTGAAATGGCG 858 ACTTGAGCAAGACTGATA N 0.044949264 0.019344398 CCACCTGCGTGTCCCTTC CTCCCCGAGTCAGG 859 AGTCCTGGCCTCCGCAG N 0.026590931 0.025600931 ATGCTTCATTTTGACCCT TGGCTGCAGTGGAAG 860 GGGAAGTCTGAGCGAGT P 0.040004869 0.037373453 CTCCTAAATACTCTGGGC TTTAGCTTCTCCAGC 861 CTGGCATGGTTTGCGGA N 0.039245771 0.00549941 GGTTAGATTTACTGGAAA TGTATTCATACTGTG 862 GCACCGGGTGGCAGATG N 0.042456323 0.010691492 TTCTATGCAGTGTGGTTC AAGTTTCTTTGACCG 863 AGCAGCGACCGAGACCC N 0.00857263 0.006048358 GGTGGGACACTCCCCTT CTCCCCACTTTCACCT 864 TCTGATCTTGAGTCTGGA P 0.018214521 0.002465285 ACTGACAAGTTGTGTGAC CCTCAGCAAGTCAC 865 AGTGCTGCCCTCTGGGG N 0.012925546 0.005394539 ACATGCGGAGTGGGGGT CTTATCCCTGTGCTGA 866 GGGCCCCTGGGCAGTGG N 0.033484652 0.010538807 GTTTTGGGCAAATTCCCT TTCTTTGCATCCACA 867 GAAATTCTGCCTGAGGAC N 0.04280588 0.001361253 AGCAGCCCAGTGCTTGG CGAGAGTTCCTGACA 868 GCGCTGCCTTTCTTCAGC P 0.025676175 0.00031795 AACAGACCCTCAAACCAA GAGGAAGCTAGATG 869 CCCTGGGGGAGAGACTA N 0.041302023 0.023645188 GAAAACACAGAAGGAAG CAGCACAGGGAGACCC 870 GGATTTTCACTGTTCTAA P 0.020557499 0.012563284 GCTCCCCGTGACCTGTG GTGAGGCGAAAGGGA 871 TGTCCTGTGACTGCCCCA N 0.014536437 0.001596642 CAGAGATAAGGGGCCAG GAGGGATTGAAAGGC 872 TGCTGTAGCGTGGATAG P 0.043733371 0.000485558 CTGTGATTGGTGAGTCAA CCGTCTGTGGCTACC 873 GTGCAAACAGACATTCCA N 0.015987559 0.019668438 GAGAGCCTGATCCACATC CAGCAGCAGAGCCC 874 TTCACTGACTGCGGCATG P 0.013164047 0.005274099 TCCTCGTGTCTTCTCTGA TTTTGTGGTACATG 875 ATGAAGAGGGACAGCGA P 0.017327441 0.000675956 TTCCGAGGGTGACTGAG GCTACAGCTTCTATCA 876 CCTGTGGTAAGCAACCTG N 0.010120249 0.030845743 GGCATCTTAGGAAGCAGT CCCTGGAGAAGGCA 877 CATCAGTCCCAACAAGAT N 0.024961523 0.029863546 GGCCTAGAAATCGCATTC TCACCTCGCCTTGC 878 TCTCTCCAGAGTTGCATG N 0.02280555 0.012293663 TAGATAGCATTTATTTCTG TGCCCTTAAACCC 879 CCAGCCCAAATGTAGTCT P 0.016997695 0.004433253 GCCTTGAAAAGTCTTTCA GCTGTGACTGCAGG 880 TAGTATATGCCCTAAAAC P 0.008860115 0.005066752 GTCAGGGGCGCACTCTG TATGGCTTCGGCGGC 881 CTCACCCCTAGACGTTGC N 0.036282748 0.003518607 CAACCAGAACTGACGTGT GACCTCCTGGGTGT 882 GTTCGCTCAAAATACTCA N 0.01386742 2.03851E−05 ACAGGGGAATAGGCAGC GGACAGTCAGAATGG 883 AGAACAGATGGCTGTGAA N 0.019638256 0.003774624 AATTACACCCATGCACAG AACAAGCCACAGGA 884 CGATGAGAAGGTTTACTA N 0.040313587 0.038737835 CACTGCAGGCTACAACA GTCCTGTCAAATTGC 885 CACAGTGGAGAAGACCC N 0.034984627 0.028433625 TGCATCAGGGAATGTGG AAATGACTTTGCTGAA 886 CTCTTTGGCTTAAAATGT N 0.019885992 0.002207904 TCAGCAGAATTGGGCAGT GGGGGTGACTTTTC 887 CGCTTCGTACCCAGCCA N 0.017609595 0.016017299 GCACTATGTGTACATGTT CCTGGTGAAATGGCA 888 ACTCTAGGTTTCTACTTG N 0.02408877 0.003818878 ATTTTTCCCCCATGTATA CCTTTCATCTGTTC 889 GCTATTAATTTCCATCCTT N 0.039578239 0.048732936 TAGCAGGCTGGGCCCTA GGCAGGAAGCTGGC 890 GGACGAAGAAGATTACG P 0.013639774 0.002190215 ACTCCTAGCGCCTTCTGC CCCCCAGACCATAGC 891 GGGCCAAGAAAGCAACT P 0.04844356 0.021975351 TGAGCCTTGGGCTAATCT GGCTGAGTAGTCAGT 892 GCAGAGAGGATTTTCTGT N 0.029902089 0.001160177 CATGGAAAAAGCTTGGG GCATTCGTTTTGCTC 893 GCTGCTGTAACAGGGAC N 0.007616866 0.010017932 TAGCACAGACACACGGAT GAGTGGGGTCATTTC 894 CTCACCCAACAGATCTTT P 0.025291125 0.015883315 CCAGAGGTCCATGGTGG AAGACGATAACCCTG 895 GGTCTGGTAGCCAACAA N 0.046730735 0.034653685 CTTGGCAACTTCCACTCC TTCTCACCTCGTGAG 896 GAGCATTTTTTCATGTGC N 0.018285113 0.011366685 CAGAGCCTGTACTGGAG GCCCCCATTGTGCAC 897 ACCAGGTGCAGACACGC P 0.002861999 0.001024792 AGTGCTGATGAGCCCAT GACTACCTTTGTCTTA 898 TCTGCCAACCCCACCAGT P 0.031227636 0.033115566 GATGAAAATTAACTGTGG GCCACTCGCTGCAG 899 GTGCTCTTTGTTCATCAT N 0.006169618 0.007467555 TGGCCCTCATTCCAAGCA CTTTACGCTGTCTG 900 CCTGTGTCTTGTGCCTGG P 0.000692635 0.003296845 GAGAGTGGGATGAAACG CCACAGAGCAGCCTG 901 CCTCAGCCATGGAGACC N 0.032624981 0.010520608 ATGTCATGCAGAATTAAC AAGGTAGCACCGAGC 902 GGATCCTTCCTGCAGTG P 0.037477009 0.008674557 GCTCGGGTGAGATGGTA TGCCGAGCAGACAGCT 903 AGGGCTGCAGGGCCTCC P 0.041918417 0.028533727 CACCTTCCAACAGACAGG CTCTGCTGTATCTGT 904 TGGGGGATTTTTCAGTGG N 0.037770679 0.026011238 AACCCTTGCCCCCAAATG TCGACCAGCCCCCA 905 GGTGCAGCTCCTCAGCG N 0.006296763 0.004801343 GCTCCAGCTCATATGCTG ACAGCTCTTCACAGT 906 GAACTGTCAAGGGAGGT N 0.036673266 0.017594555 GCTGGAGAGGGATTAAC CTGTGCTGCCTGGGAC 907 GCCCGCACCCACCATGG P 0.037946296 0.002266569 CCACAGTTCAGCAGCTG GAAGGAAGATGGCGCC 908 ACAGCCCTCAGCGAGAG P 0.038720375 0.004336818 TGCCAACCAGGCCTTCCT GGGCTTCACATACGT 909 AGGAATTCATCTTCAGTC N 0.010753369 0.006934658 TACCAGCCCCCGCTGTG TCGGATACACACTCG 910 TCTCTGGAATTGTGGAAG N 0.034620304 0.017278882 TGGTTGGAAGAGTAACC GCCAAGGCCACCATC 911 CTCCTTTCCCCACAGCAG N 0.016336887 0.006998385 CTTTCTTTCCTGTCAACTA GAAAGGAGCAGGA 912 AGCTGACCAGATCCCAG P 0.003880796 0.003404287 GTGTTCCAGAGCGAGTTC TTCAGCGGACTCATG 913 ACGGCGTTCCTGGCTCT N 0.005571444 0.005861409 CCTGCCCACAGGATGAA CATTTTCGGCTTCCTT 914 TGTGGGTGTAGATGGGG N 0.03596499 2.79435E−05 TTCGAGCTTTCCTACAGA CCTATTCTCAGGAGT 915 CACGCCTCCGTGGGCTC N 0.005382881 0.002722711 CATTCTGTAGCATTGCCA GCGTTCTCTTCACGT 916 GACCATCCCAAAAAGGAA N 0.011972906 0.000135103 GTGCACCTTGGAGCCTG TGGAGCTCTCAAGAA 917 CGGAGAAGACGAGGAAG P 0.015850098 0.001624045 AGGAGGAGCAGTTGGTT CTGGTGGAATTATCAG 918 TGTGATTCCAGCCACCGC N 0.034925394 0.045413684 CTGACCATCCGCCATTCC GACTGCTAAAAGCG 919 GTACACGGACTGAATCTG N 0.020710609 0.020040368 CACAGAGCAAGATGCTG AGTGGAGTCGGGGGC 920 CGCTGTTTCGTCAAAGCA N 0.01130778 0.00224005 CGAGGGCCGCCTGTGGC CTTAATTCCTAACGG 921 GAATCCTTAGGCGTGGTT P 0.019426966 0.000212645 GTGGCCGTCTTGGTCAC CTGTGTGCCACTTGC 922 GGGCCGAGACCCAGACG N 0.031733655 0.011597688 AGGAGTGAGGAATGAGA GAGACCAAAGTTCCTG 923 GAATCGTGATGTCCAATA P 0.010891107 0.008327588 CAGAGGCAGAGTCCGGG TCCAGCTCAAACAGG 924 CACGGACATGGGGCAAG N 0.014365736 0.000296075 CCAGGGCCCAGAGCCTT TGGCTGTACAGAGACT 925 GCTGAACAAGGCGGCAT N 0.039738483 0.020462205 GCACATGCTACTCCAGAC GCTGAAGTGGGAAGA 926 GGGCCATCATCCTCTTCA N 0.004941223 0.002725446 TCATCCTCTTCATCCTGC TGCTGTTCCTGGCC 927 GACACTTGCACAGCATG N 0.012321686 0.030362709 GCTCTGCCTCACAATGAT GCAGTCAGCCACCTG 928 ACGCCAGCTGGGCGTCA N 0.00747404 0.011171192 GACCCCACCGGGGCAAC CTTGCAGAGGACGACC 929 CTGTGCCAGGACTGTGTT N 0.013492037 0.027035952 TTTAGCCCTTCACCTCTC AGCTTTAGCAGGAC 930 TGGACTGTGCCACACAC P 0.043660171 0.043426569 CCAGTGATCCATCCAGAA ACAAGGACTGCAGCC 931 TCTCACGCTGATGGCTTG P 0.042477216 0.004328097 GCAGAGCACCTTCGGTTA ACTTGCATCTCCAG 932 TTGGCTGCCGTCTGGCC N 0.031528303 0.014147322 GGGCTCTCATGGTACTTC CTCTGTGAACTGTGT 933 GCTGGAGTATATCCTGAC N 0.046688854 0.005319417 CCAGACCTACGACATTGA AGATTTGCAGCCGG 934 GGTGCTAAGCCCTCTCTC P 0.013768335 0.000441332 CACAATGCCAAGACGGA GACCACAGCCTACAC 935 GGGCTGCCCCTCCCCCT P 0.042018362 0.039643108 GCACAGTAGTTTGTCCTG TGGTTTATTTTGTAT 936 CAGTTTTGCCTCCAGTGG N 0.041220957 0.030446149 AAGCAGAAAGGGTTTTTT CAGCTGTTAAATCC 937 TATACACTTCTGGCTCAC N 0.022609471 0.010260427 AGGAAAGTGTCTGCAGTA GGGGACCCAGAGTC 938 GCATGCCAAGCAGCATG P 0.04194826 0.010699579 CTCAGTGGGGTTTTAGGC TGTCACATGCAGCTG 939 GGGCTTAACTTTACCTCC N 0.045065213 0.002960463 TTGAAAATGACATGGACT TGGGTGGATGGTTC 940 CACTGCATTTGGGCACCA P 0.048587397 0.045924989 TCTCAGCTCCCTTGCATC CAGGTGCAGCATGG 941 CCTGTGGTAGTGCTCCCA P 0.020828888 0.00670402 GTCTGACCTCTGTAGACC TTCAGTACTCACTC 942 ACTGTAGAGGAGCCCCT P 0.033557961 0.03705894 GGATCTTATCAGGCTCAG CCTAGATGAGCGAAT 943 GCTCTTGGAGGAACGAG N 0.027462016 0.010188812 CAAAACAGAAGCGGTGC ATACCTCAGAGCCTGG 944 TGAAGGATGCCAAGAATG N 0.027069273 0.008634204 AGAAAAAGCAAGGGGTTT GTCCAGGTGGCCCC 945 GGCCTGGCTTCTGGGCT N 0.028348338 0.023469084 GATGGGTCAGTTGGGCC TTCATAAACACTCACC 946 GCATGCATGGGAGGAAT N 0.026025811 0.019766904 TCATCTTCAGTCTACCAG CCCCCGCTGTGTCGG 947 GACTTCTGTTTGATGGCT N 0.037119518 0.00723518 TACAGCAACCAGTACTCA ACAAGCAGCTGACT 948 AGCTCACATGCAGTAGAC N 0.027029627 0.000170759 TTGGGCAGGCAAAGGGG GCACCAAGGGCACAG 949 GACTCTGGAGGCGCGAA N 0.048065742 0.000910947 TCAATAGAGCCACGAACC CCCTGAACAAGGAGC 950 CGGCATCATCCCATCTCT P 0.031448195 0.000405012 AATTTCCCCTCTGTCCTC CATCCAGCGGCTTC 951 CACTAATGCCAGGCTGAC P 0.030641996 0.003857552 GTGTCTTGGAGTGTGGCT AGACAAAGTGGCAG 952 GTTTCTCTTTGATGACCA N 0.04106078 0.043701727 GGAAGAAATCCCAGCAC CCCAGCCACAGGCTG 953 TGCTGAGAACAAACCCAC N 0.010110761 0.013252603 CTGAGCACCCCAGACAC CTTCCTCAACCCAGG 954 GCACTAGTTAGACTCTTT N 0.021722118 0.009267607 AGAATACTCCAAGAGTTA GGGCAGCAGAGTGG 955 TTTGCAAAGGGCCAAATT N 0.002820511 0.001666937 TCCCCAAACTGAACGGG CTCAGGAAATGTTCC 956 TGGGAAAGTGTGAGTTAA N 0.026632411 0.00172759 TATTGGACACATTTTATC CTGATCCACAGTGG 957 GCGGGAAAATGGGAAGT P 0.038032656 0.01438077 CCCTCTGCCTAAAGTACG TGCCCAGGGAGAAAC 958 GGAGTTGTTTTCGGCAG N 0.006793701 0.000320843 GGGCCTTGTCTCTCACTG CATTTGGTCAGGGGG 959 TCTGCTGCTCTGGATGGC P 0.029544576 0.016662422 TGAAGGCTCCTGGGCCA TCTTCATGTGCTGCT 960 GCTCTGTATTAGAAAGCC P 0.011441511 0.038042021 CCTCAGAACTGGGAAGG CCAGGTAACTCTAGT 961 CTGCATGCTGGGTTCTGC N 0.042641217 0.036195401 ACAGCTGGCCTCCCGCG TTGGGCAACATTGCT 962 CTTGAGCCCATTGAAACT N 0.028074176 0.038617203 GATCTTGAGCTCCTGGCC TCCAGAATTGCAGG 963 CCAGGGCAGCATGTGAT P 0.039886125 0.024997349 TCATTTGGGGATGGAAG GAATCTGTCCCGCATC 964 CCTGGCAACCAGTGGGA N 0.018132036 0.00014155 AAAGAAACATGCGAGGCT GTAGGAAGAGGGAAG 965 TTGTGCCACTGCACACTC P 0.006183295 0.004821666 CAATCTGGGTGAAAGACC GAGACTCCGCCTCA 966 ACTCAAAGCTAAGGAGCA P 0.040367681 0.015697891 GTCAGGAACCCAGATAA GAAAGCCATCCTAGT 967 AAGCAGGTCAGCAACATC N 0.028710755 0.001207445 GGTCGCAAGGACTACCT GGCCCACAGCTCCAT 968 CAGTGAGCCGTCATCGC N 0.014674459 0.004849601 GCCACTAAGCCAAGATC GCGCCACTGCACTCCA 969 TCCAGTGGGCCCTCGGT P 0.022442696 0.000733978 GCCTGCTGTGAACTGCTT TCCCTCGGAATGTTT 970 CAGTGAAGCTGACAAAAT P 0.015762306 0.001668159 CAAAGTGGCCCAGGGAG TGTCTGGTGCTGTGC 971 GTTCGTTTCATCAGGCTC P 0.031640521 0.002964041 TGTTCCTCAATGGCCTTT TGCTACGTGCCTCC 972 CAGGGACCTGAGAGTAA P 0.019919102 0.007317436 GCACATGACAGCGTCTG CTTGCGTTGTGTCTGT 973 GATGATCCTACTGCTCCC P 0.025290991 0.006065518 AGCAACCTCTACATCCAG GAATGAGTCCCTAG 974 GATTCTCCCCGGACTCTC P 0.043150649 0.005204634 CGTCATGGGCGTGTGCT TGTTGATTCCAGGAC 975 CTAATTCAGAGGTCTCAT P 0.043645757 0.007879374 GCCTGCCCTTGCCCAGA TGCCCAGGGTCGTGC 976 GAAAAGGTGTTTGTGCTC N 0.026600349 0.000886913 CGTTTTGTTTCTGCTCAG TAATATAGTCAAGC 977 ACGGGTCCAGTGTGTGC P 0.030101967 0.00543662 TTGGCGTGTTTTCAGGGA GGCAGAGAAAGGCTC 978 TTTAAGGACTGCTGATGC N 0.007121695 0.002736018 CCCCTCAGGCCTCCCCC AAGTTTGCTGGGCTT 979 CCAGGTACTAGGGAGGC N 0.035228862 0.006746677 TTTTGAACCCAGGAGGCA GAGGTTGCAGCGAGC 980 CAGTTCCCACAGGGCAT P 0.011374124 0.026387276 GTGACTTTGAAAGAGACT AGAGGCCACACTCAG 981 GCCCAGGAGACAGACCA N 0.032154728 0.006946941 CTTGCCACGCTGTTGTAA AAACCCAAGTCCCTG 982 AAGGACGTCACGGGCCC N 0.04462393 0.015818302 CTCTAAAGGATTCGTGGT GCTCATCCCCAAGCT 983 TGTAGGGTTGAGCCACA P 0.041129768 0.006420567 GACAGCTCTTCAGCCCA GTAGCAGTGGAGCAGG 984 GCATTGCTGAGAACAAAC N 0.024155195 0.031464057 CCACCTGAGCACCCCAG ACACCTTCCTCAACC 985 GTAGGGGTTTCCAGCTTC P 0.02324507 0.006830172 CCCAGGCTCCGGCCTTG TCAGTCTCTTTGCAT 986 GAGGGACGCTATGCCTC N 0.016013033 0.013273944 ATGCCCGTTTTGGGTGTC CTCACCAGCAAGGCT 987 AGGTGTGATTGCGCCACT N 0.035006357 0.011413734 GCATTCCAGCTTGGGCG ACAGAGCGAGACCCA 988 CATGCCTCTGTGCCTTCG N 0.009855212 0.017387359 CTCATGCTGTTTCTTCCG ACTGGAATGCCTTC 989 GATGACACCTTTGAGGCC P 0.045584996 0.018950627 CTGTGCATCGAGCCGTTT TCCAGCCCGCCAGA 990 CTTGGCCCGAGCCCCTC N 0.011899783 0.003284773 CGTGAGGAACACAATCTC AATCGTTGCTGAATC 991 TGGGGCAGCAGTTGGGG N 0.041027677 0.000546288 AAGTGTCTGCTGAGAATA TCAAGGGGAAGAAGC 992 GTGCATCACACTTAACTC P 0.032283297 0.001907383 ATCTAACTGCTTCCCCGG ACACCCTCCACCTC 993 TCACACTGGCGCTAAGC P 0.026547392 0.010405859 CCTACAAGTGTCAGGACT GTGGAAAAGCCTTCC 994 ACGGTCAGGGTCTTCTTG N 0.00173334 0.004520524 CGACCCGGCCCGCTCCA GATCCCCACAGCTCT 995 GCCCTCCCTCAATTCCCC N 0.019745264 0.048802485 TGTAACATTCCTGAAGCT GTTCCCACTCCCAG 996 GCTCGAGATATGAGTTCT N 0.039396138 0.042365573 GCAAAAGGTGGTCCGCA TCCTTGGCCCTCTGG 997 AGAAACCTCTGGGAGACT N 0.010262207 0.000442073 GGAAACCTGATTGGAGC ACTGAGGAACAAGGG 998 TCTCTGCAGCACGATTTC N 0.043448304 0.003918278 TCTTTTGATAATGCCCTTT AGGGCACAACTAG 999 AATGCTGCAGTTCCTGAT P 0.016318933 0.00122668 GAGATCCCCCCTCTCGA GGGCGATGAGGATGC 1000 CCTGATGTGGAAAGCAG N 0.022532293 0.014238884 GGGTTTCTGGTCTACTGG CTAGAGCTAAGGAAG 1001 ATAACTCGTCTGTCCAGG N 0.015485874 0.006106456 GTTTTGGTGGCTGGCGA AGCTGAGGGCGTGTC 1002 GACCCTGTGGAGAAATTC N 0.0492634 0.00546858 GTTGTTCCCACTGAAATG GACTGACTGTAACG 1003 CTATCTGGGGGAATAGAA N 0.020224544 0.000349189 AGCCCACAGTCTTCTGAG TTGTGCTACACCAA 1004 CTTGGTGCTGATGGCCT N 0.031848209 0.000296378 GAAGGGGCCTGAGCTGT GGGCAGATGCAGTTTT 1005 GTTGTGTCTGGAGAAGAA N 0.048323313 0.02965325 GCTGGGTCAGGGGTGTT TCGCTGAAGTGTGGC 1006 AGGCAGGCCTCATTTCAT N 0.029296873 0.045010304 CACGCAGCATGTGCAGG CCTGGAAGAGCAAAG 1007 CCCTGCACCTGGTCCTG P 0.002688107 0.000250415 CGCCTGAGGGGTGGCTG TTAATTCTTCAGTCAT 1008 TCTGTGCCGCGGAAACC P 0.033515535 0.007802703 GATGTGGAAGACCCCGA GGTGGAGTGTGGCTGA 1009 GAGTGCCTCCGGCCTCC N 0.017487111 0.003872454 CCATCCACCTCTGCCTAA GTAAATCTGCTCTCA 1010 TGACCCCAGCACACCTCT N 0.028604961 0.029255316 GGCTAACCCATACCCCAC ACCTGCCCAGCTCT 1011 CTTGAGAGATGAGCACCA P 0.019566551 0.000613113 GTTACACAAGGACTTCTT TATCCGAGCGCTGG 1012 GCGTAGTCAGCCCTTGC N 0.014976383 0.016759227 GCTCAGTGTAGAAACCCA CGTCTGTAAGGTCGG 1013 GGGGGGCTGGCGCCAC N 0.027227473 0.009130125 CGAACCTGCACATCTCAA CTTGTAACTCAATAAA 1014 GCCCAGCCAGCACGCCT P 0.004597134 0.000218954 CAAGGTAGATGGAATCCC CACTGGTCAGAGAAA 1015 GAATCCCTATGTATGAGA P 0.009152623 0.001434882 GGAGGGAGGCAGGCTGC AGCTTCAGCCACAGA 1016 GCAGCTATTGAAAGGTTA P 0.049606162 0.024172653 CTGGGCTCCCAGCCATC ATAGCAGCATTTCTG 1017 TGGCCCCAATACCCATTT N 0.025466104 0.000592227 TGGAAGCCCCTGTGGCC GTGTGGATGTCGGTA 1018 GCTTCTCCTATGAGGTGC P 0.039537068 0.003530351 TTAGGGCTGCATCTTGGT TTTAGGACCACTGT 1019 GACTGGCAAGGTTTCCTA N 0.038431498 0.045929737 GAGCTCTACTTACAGAAC AGCCCTGAGGCCTG 1020 TTCCCAGGCTGGAACCA N 0.025665689 0.017387411 GGGTCTCTCTTTACCTCC TACCCCATGGTGGCA 1021 GCTACAGAAACAAGGTC P 0.01326295 0.01077719 GTCGGCTGGCGGAGCGG CTTGGAAAAAGACCTT 1022 CGAAATTCCCCAGAAATT N 0.032498303 0.005482439 AGTAGTAAGTGGGGTCTT TGTGGGTTGGGAAG 1023 GCAGCTGGTTTCTTTAAA N 0.049311193 0.003275167 GGTGTTGGGAAAGGTTTA GTAGGAGCGGTAGC 1024 AGATTGTGGAATGGGTGT N 0.045081493 0.007970505 AAGACAATTGGTAGGGG GTGAAAGTGGGTTTG 1025 TCGGTCCCGAGACGTTC P 0.024879954 0.00026266 CGCCAGCGTTTCCGGCA GTTCCGCTACCAGGAT 1026 CTGTGTTTCTGCAAGTGC N 0.013613554 0.003696673 CATCCTTGTACAGTGTTA AGAGGGTAACATGG 1027 CTCGGCCATACTCACTGC N 0.004495385 0.002711004 CCCCCTTGGGCACCCAC TCACCCTAGAATAAA 1028 CCGTGGTACATACTGGGT P 0.038077447 0.015747273 CAGGCACTAGCATGGAG GAGGGTCACAGAGTG 1029 ACTGGGTTTGGCCTGGA N 0.003754139 0.006775698 CAGCACTGATTTGTGGAT GTGGATGGGGGCACG 1030 GCAGGGGATCGACATTG N 0.00428251 0.005859953 AGACCAAGATGCACGTC CGCTTCCTTAACATGG 1031 ATGGATCATCTGAGCCTC N 0.017390796 0.003412525 AGGAGGTTGAGGCTGCA GTGAGCTGTGACTGC 1032 CCAGGAGTTTGAATCCAT P 0.019137014 0.043400312 CCTGGGCAGCATACTGA GACCCTGCCTTTAAA 1033 CTACCCATGGTAGACTCA P 0.028370217 0.001500458 CAGCTGCCTGTGGTGAA CTTTGGCTCCCTGCC 1034 GCTTGGGTACACTTCTCT N 0.041813078 0.017724472 TAAGTGGTCTAGTCAAGG AACCTCMGTCATG 1035 AGCCCTTCAGCTGCCTG P 0.02589747 0.00970553 CACAACCCCTGACATTGG CTGCTGGTGACTCAA 1036 ACTACACCTTATTTGGTC P 0.019617455 0.002051209 GCAGCTACTGAGGGATG AACGAAAGCCCCCTC 1037 CCCATGAAGAAAGCCCCT P 0.009051906 0.004414306 CGTTGCCCAGCACTGTCT GCGTCTGCTCTTCT 1038 CCCCAAGACCTAAGGGTT N 0.029101462 0.017192608 TTATCTCCTCCCCTTGAA TATGGGTGGCTCTG 1039 CACTTGAGGACCCTGGG N 0.025548744 0.000413143 GAGAGATGGGGGCGGG GAAAATGGAGGTATGAA 1040 ACCTAGGATGGGGTTTCT N 0.034390037 0.000189729 CTAATTGCTAATCACAAC CCCACTGGGTCATG 1041 GAGTGCTATCCACCAGG P 0.022535845 0.015026122 CATGAAAGTCCAAGTGCG GTATGGACGAGGGAA 1042 TCCTTGGGGGCAGGGCC N 0.023540873 0.001212794 TTTGTCTGTCTCATCTCT GTATTCCCAAATGCC 1043 GACCATCCGAAACCTGC N 0.00587747 0.00734318 GTCCCTGGTGATGTTCTC AAGCCTCGGAAGTGG 1044 GTGTTCCTGAAGCTGCTG P 0.033438847 0.010382953 TGTCCTCTAGTTGAGTTT CTGGCGCCCCTGCC 1045 GCTAGTCGCATACCCGG P 0.024351103 0.004537936 AGTAACACCTGCCGCCAT CATCAATCTGCTGAG 1046 AGCCCTGCTGCAAAGAT P 0.027911092 0.026951183 GGTCAACGTACCTAAAAC CCGAAGAACCTTCTG 1047 GATCAGAAAAGCAGAAAG N 0.039055523 0.00266941 AGAGAGTGGCCGGATGG GGCTGAGGGGAGAAA 1048 CTATTTGCAGGATGAGTT P 0.049297126 0.005131774 GGGCAGGGAAAAGGGTC AGGGTTCATCAGGTG 1049 TCTGTGCTACCTTATTAA N 0.018181769 0.008090838 CTCACAGCAGGCTTACTG AATGGCTTCATTTC 1050 CACATTCTTTTTTGGTGTT N 0.044161672 0.005928323 CATAGCTTCTTCTCATAC AGGTGCCAGACAC 1051 GCTCCCTAGAGGCCCAG N 0.029680593 0.000117339 CGCAGCCGCAGCGGACA AAGGAGCATGTCCGCG 1052 AGTCCAGGTTCAAGACTA N 0.034317358 0.034047835 GCCTGGGCAACATGGCA AGACCCTGTCCCTAT 1053 CACCTCCACTGTGATGTA N 0.045534716 0.045835854 TGTCCGCTCCCTCGTCTG TTCCCCCAGGATCT 1054 CATGTTCGGGGCCACGT N 0.039472934 0.006554487 TGTTGTATGTATTGATGT ACAGCCTTGAATGTG 1055 AGCCTTAGTCCAGGGGT N 0.037499714 0.00515636 GTGGCTCTGTCCGGGTG CAGTATGCAGTCATGT 1056 GTCCCTGTGGTAGAAAAC N 0.022645668 0.004143538 TTACTCTTTATGCCTGGT GCAGTATAATTCCC 1057 CCAGTATTACGGTGCCTC N 0.038685845 0.028206087 TTCTCTGCCCCCTTTCCC AGGGTATCTGTGGG 1058 GATTGTGCCACCGTACTC N 0.023020868 0.027602551 CAGCCTGGGCGACAAGA GTTAGACCCTATCTC 1059 CAATTTTGGCCTCTGTGA N 0.020169682 0.00510351 TCCTCTTCGCCAATCCCA TCAGCCCCATGCAG 1060 AGGCCGAAGCCAGCGCC P 0.047913941 0.018372791 CAGCTTTCCTCACTGTTC CTGTGGAGGATGTCT 1061 GATCTCCAGGCTTGGCCT N 0.018301749 0.049741543 CCAGAGCAGCCCACACC AACCCCAAAATAAAA 1062 CTACAGGTCCCCTCTGAG N 0.009233746 0.00424888 CCCTCTCACCTTGTCCTG TGGAAGAAGCACAG 1063 TGTGTCACAGCCAGAGG N 0.047297434 0.023687073 GACAAAGTGTGGGTGAT CCTGGAGACGCCAGTT 1064 CTGGGGCCTGTGTAGCC P 0.031505737 0.003700105 AGTGGGTGCTATTCTGTG AAACTAATCATAAGC 1065 ATGGTCTGGGAGCTGTTC N 0.037376141 0.000835667 TGGGGCAGGGGGAATAT GCAAGCTAAAGCCCC 1066 GAGGTGGGGAGTTCGAG N 0.039959638 0.00728954 ACCAGCCTGATCAACATG GAGAAAACCTGTCTC 1067 GAAGGCCAGACTTACTCA N 0.047431494 0.017758564 TTTTTCTCCCCCAAGTGA GCTGCAAGAGGCCC 1068 GGGCCTCTCTGGTATGG N 0.024793526 0.000222487 GCAATAGGCAAGCTCCT GGGGTCTGGTTATGTG 1069 CTCCCTGCCCCTGGAGG P 0.021793134 0.024454086 TTGTCTTCAAGCTGTGGA CTTCTGGGATTTGCA 1070 GGCCGAGAACTGGAAAC N 0.048520596 3.14646E−05 AGCCTTTCCCTCATTTTC TGTGTATTGGTGATG 1071 GATTAGGCCCTGTTCAGC P 0.023407336 0.002686615 CATGCAGGGGTGTTGGT TTATGCGTGCTGCAG 1072 GCGACTCTAGTGGCCTG N 0.043836203 0.002869152 AGGAGATGTATTTATAGG CCCCCAGCAGGGCTG 1073 GGCCGCACACTGGTGGT P 0.028329248 0.000436968 CCATGAAAAAGCAGATGA CTTGGGCAAAGGTGG 1074 CCTCACCAGTGCTTCATA N 0.028442468 0.009376793 TACCATGATATAATCTGA AAGGGGCAGATTAA 1075 CACTCAAGAGACTTATAG N 0.026412581 0.03446177 CCACACAACCAATCTCTG CTTCAGACTCTGGG 1076 AAGAGTGAGTCTGAGCA N 0.045662901 7.13847E−07 CGAGTTGCAGCCAGGGC CAGTGGGAGGGGGTTT 1077 GAGGTAGTCAGTGGCGC N 0.044737703 2.43603E−05 ACAAAGGGTAACAAGCA GTGATAGTGGGGATGC 1078 GGGCCCTCATGCTGGCT P 0.028313626 0.023945809 TTTCACCCCAGAGGACAC AGGCAGCTTCCAAAA 1079 AGGCTCAGAGGACCATA N 0.024634501 0.001973366 GGAGGTTTTAAGATTTAT GTTTAGTCCGATAGG 1080 AGGCCGTGTCAGCACGA N 0.026470289 0.005900536 TGGACCCCAAACAGACC ACCCTCCTGTGTCTTG 1081 TAGGAGAGCCTGTGCTG P 0.032231481 0.020076301 GGTGCCAAGATGGAGAC AGCGGCTACCTTGCTA 1082 GCGGAGAGTTCACGAAC N 0.045607507 0.044178243 TGTGCCCAACGCATGTTA TAGCCAGGGTCCTAC 1083 CTCCTCTTCCGGGTCCGT P 0.001482729 0.000168775 GGGCGAGTCTTCATCTAA GGGACCAAGATACT 1084 CACTTGGACCTGGGAGG N 0.025813389 0.010101332 CAGAGGTTTCAGTGAGC CCAGATCGCGACACTG 1085 CAGTTCTGCATCTGATAC N 0.020933213 0.03245218 CGTCTCCTTTCCCTGAAG TCTGGCACACCATG 1086 AAAGGCTTGCTTGAGGG P 0.049588259 0.012252992 AGCTTATAACTTGCACCT AGAGGGTTTACCCAC 1087 CTCAGCGTCTCCCCATGC P 0.046286293 0.021964029 TGGGCTCACTACATGGG CCAGCCCTTGCTCTA 1088 GTGACAGTGAAGACATGA P 0.043809066 0.043383402 AGATGAGAGCTAAGCAG CTCCTGGTTGCCTGG 1089 CGGCACCATTGAGTACAT P 0.022772857 0.002906623 GCGAGACCCTGACGACC AGTACAAGCTCACGG 1090 ACTCAAGGGTGGTCAGC N 0.025117718 0.002101885 TCAATGCTACACAGAGCA CGGACTTTTGGATTC 1091 TGCAGATGAGATCCAGGT P 0.046739135 0.000475238 TGGCTTTGGCCGGGTAG GCAAGCACTTCTGGG 1092 GCTGCCCTGTGGGTCTT P 0.032740791 0.009199183 GCTCAATACTGTTCATAC CTGGAGAGAGAAGGT 1093 ACATCCAAAGACGCACAA P 0.011204926 0.000961497 GACCAGCCACTGCTACC GCATCACGTACCGCC 1094 GAGCGAATGCCACCCCG P 0.030449768 0.004061836 AAAGGATAGCATACACGC TGGTGGGCCAATGAA 1095 TTGAGAGGCCGAGGCTG N 0.043089869 0.02241793 GCAGGTCACTTGAGGCC AGGAGTTCAAGACCAG 1096 GGGAAGACTGGAGCCTA P 0.043548037 0.006514981 AGCTGCCTGCTACTGGG CTTTACATGGTGACAG 1097 CATGGTCACACATAAAGT N 0.039705325 0.010220149 TGCAGTTAGGAAAGGGAT GGGCAGGGAAAAAC 1098 GCAGAGCATTCAGTGCC P 0.015576617 0.004235995 ACGGTTTAGGTGAAGTCG CTGCATATGTGACTG 1099 GCAGAAGAGGGTGTGTT N 0.048310539 0.033571502 TGAAATCATCGGAGTCAG CCAGGAGCTGTCACC 1100 ATCAACAAGGTGGTGTGA P 0.037717417 0.005415172 TGGCTCCTGCACAGGCC CGACATAGGATGAGG 1101 GTATGTCAAACTGCCAGT N 0.019365062 0.014179763 AAGCCAGCCCCTCACCC TCTGATAGATATTCC 1102 CAGTCGCAGCTCTTTGGA P 0.027055544 0.00263818 GGTGACTCGTGTTCCAG GTGGATCCCTCTCTG 1103 AGCAGCTTGTCTGGCGT P 0.006306624 0.000845437 CAACTGGCTTTCAGAGTG CTGACCCCTCATCAC 1104 TGGAGGAAGTTCTACACT N 0.034466407 0.010019144 CGCCTCACCAACAGCCG ACACGGTGAGACCAC 1105 CTGTGAGTGTCTCTAGGG N 0.046000559 0.002303766 TGATACGTGGGTGAGAAA GGTCCTGGTCCGCG 1106 CCTCAGTCGGTGAAGAA P 0.025131185 0.024227633 CAAGGTTCTGGAGGTGA AGTACCAGAGGCTGCG 1107 GGCCATGCCTCTGCTCC P 0.01350372 0.003204862 ATACTTTGGAAAGGAAGA ACCCTCAGTGGCTCC 1108 GCTTCAGCTTTCGGACTC P 0.027575924 0.008663292 TGGTTCTTGGATCGTGTC CTCTCCCCCTCGCC 1109 ACCGCTTAAACCTGGGA N 0.045532763 0.019081339 GGTGGAGGTTGCAGTGA CCCGAGATCGAGATCA 1110 GAGGGACATGCTTCCCC P 0.005399088 0.000599491 TTGTCCACCTTTGCAGCC TGTTTCTGTCATGTA 1111 CTCCAGCCCACGTTCTCT N 0.004696751 0.005733364 CTGCCTGTGAGCCAGTCT AGTTCCTGATGACC 1112 TACACTAGGGGGTCCTAC N 0.047550849 0.000472868 AGCTACGTGGCCGTGGG CAGTACTGGGGGCGA 1113 GGACAGCATGTCCCTGC P 0.03097545 0.00643237 TCTTCCGCCTGCTCACCA AGCTCTGGATCTGCT 1114 CGACACTGTGGACTGAA N 0.039877769 0.004742872 CACACTGAAGCTCTGATG GGAAAACCTGGTGAC 1115 GAGTGGCACTGATAACTG N 0.012106144 0.00707376 GTGAAGCCTACAGCCATC CGCCCAAAAGTCTG 1116 CGAATGTGATTGGAACAT N 0.014422232 0.00304009 TTGGGGAGCACCCAGAG GGATTTCTCAGTGGG 1117 GCAACCATGCAAAAGAAA N 0.031803103 0.002697089 TTAATTTGGCCAGGCACA GTGGCTCATGCCTG 1118 AGTGGCACTCGACGAAA P 0.019666667 0.01243194 AGGAGACTATGCCAGTTA CTACCAGGGCCTATG 1119 GGATCTTTGTCTTCTGGC N 0.041751715 0.01183193 TGGAGGTGCTTTTGGAG GTTGGGTGCTGGGCA 1120 GCTCTGCGTGTGGTCCG N 0.022619007 0.026271866 TATGGAAAGCCTGGTAGC CCTGCGAGTTAAGTA 1121 TGCTGAAGTTTTTGGCCA P 0.014993772 0.008550214 GCTTTAGTTTGAGGACTC CTTGATAAGCTTGC 1122 TGCAGTGAACTCCAGAGA N 0.024405392 0.00555678 CCTAGGGGATGTGGCTG TGTCGGCAGCAAGAG 1123 AAGGAAAAGGTCAGTGC N 0.015265932 0.004918118 AGTCAGGAGAGACAGGT CCCGAAAGACGCCCTC 1124 TCGGGGAAACTGTGTGT N 0.026870945 0.027170535 GCTGAAGAGTACGTGGG AGCTCTCTGTGCTATC 1125 AAGAGGCTGCGGTGAGC N 0.046323914 0.0144836 CAATTTAGAGCCCAAAGA GCCCCGAGGGAACCT 1126 TGTGCCCGATGCGTGCC N 0.034773849 0.027149099 CAAGGACAACGCCATTAA GAAATTCGTCATTCG 1127 AGCAGTTCCTGACGGAG P 0.045122451 0.024123594 CTGACCAGACTTTTCCAG AAGTGCCGGACGTCG 1128 GGTGATGTATGGCTAAGA N 0.009866158 0.001858793 TTTCACTTTAAGCAGTCG TGAACTGTGCGAGC 1129 TCAGCATGAGGTGGAGC N 0.01409167 0.048823964 AGTGACCAGGTGGAGCA GTGACCAGGACGCCTC 1130 CCATCTGCTTAACCCTTG P 0.015169214 0.002204865 GCTCCACCATAAGGCACT GGGACTCGGATTTC 1131 AACAGTCTCTCCGCCCC P 0.006295555 0.017049578 GCACCAGATCAAGTAGTT TGGACATCACCCTAC 1132 CCTCTGTTGCAGTCTTTT N 0.041125294 3.35379E−05 TAAGGGGTGGGCCAATC ATAATGAAGAGGGGC 1133 TTCCCAGGGCAAGGCTG P 0.021135453 0.019288379 ATCTGTTGCCGTATTAGT CCGTTTTCACACAGC 1134 CTACCCTCATTAACAATT N 0.023930555 0.011891939 AGCAGGGCACTGGCCAG AGTTTGTACCCTGTG 1135 GCGCAACACCTAGGAGC N 0.006433886 0.003532166 CCAAAAATAAGCAGCACG ACGGAACTTTCAGCC 1136 TCTAGTGGATTGGTTTTC N 0.008539893 0.002553882 AACATCGTGCCTGCCGAT ATGCCTACAGAATC 1137 AGCCTGCTCGGCTGTAT P 0.041600108 0.012386311 GTTTCTCGCACGCTCACC CGCTTCAGTGCGGCT 1138 CATCACTGGGAAGCAGG N 0.036852633 1.13163E−05 CAGTGTCTTGGGTGGGG GCTTGGTCAGTATCCT 1139 CGCCCATTGAGCAGGAG N 0.035787476 0.004099986 CCATCAAAGAAGCAGAAG AAGCAACATGAGGGC 1140 GACCTGGACGCAGAGGC P 0.044975177 0.001936395 CCGTCATCTGGCGGATG AGGCTAAGAATCTTGT 1141 GGAGCTGCCAGGGATGC P 0.02867681 0.005464334 TTTACAGGGATTTAAGAT CACACCGTCCCATGC 1142 CCCCGCTTGTGTCTGAG N 0.01146418 0.002141017 GTCGTGTATGTCAAAAAT AAAGCCGCTAGAAAC 1143 GCACTTTGGGAGGCTGA N 0.034930505 0.012013477 GGCAGACAGATCACGAA GTCAGGAGATCGAGAC 1144 GCTGGGAGCAGTTGCAG P 0.048953115 0.022353363 GCCACAGTGAAGTGTGTT GCTTCTGTCACTTTA 1145 GGACTTCCAACCTTGACT P 0.036163817 0.011749739 GCTGAGCTCCTGGCTTA GCTTCTTGGGTTCCT 1146 CAGCACTTGTGAAGGATT N 0.046604194 0.000938006 GAATGCAGGTTCCAGGT GGAGGGAAGACGTGG 1147 GGCCCTGGGGGACCCTC N 0.02735808 0.029529244 TGAAGCATTTCTGCCTCA CTTTATGTCATCTGC 1148 TAACTTCCAGGAGTTCCT N 0.002639909 0.015542989 CATTCTGGTGATAAAGAT GGGCGTGGCAGCCC 1149 CTCTTAGGGTGTTGTAGT N 0.037777493 0.005047962 AGCTGAAACATGGAGATG CGTAGCTGTCATGC 1150 CTCTGCCTGGATGCTGTT N 0.001769912 0.000740642 TGTGGTTACCTTGTTGAG CTCCAGTCTATGAG 1151 GCAGGATTCTGCAAAATG P 0.028372725 0.011371306 TGTCTCACCCACTACTGA GATTGTTCAGCCCC 1152 CGCCCAGGGCGGCGTTT P 0.014131092 0.013805369 TGCCTAACATCCAGGCC GTTCTGTTACCAAAGA 1153 CCGAGCCTCTTGAAGCC N 0.027464042 0.02086608 ATTCTTACAGATGATGAA CCAGACCACGGCCCG 1154 CCCAACCCTGCTGTTAGG P 0.001787264 0.000725567 CCTGCTGTTCCCTTTGCT CTTGATTAGGAGAG 1155 TCCGGAGCCGCCCTCCA P 0.039149351 0.014771689 TTGTGGGTTCCTGAGAGT AGGACACATTGCCAT 1156 CAGGGAGCAGTCTTCCAT N 0.032287036 0.006937537 CATGCTGAATTTTGTCTT CCAGGAGCTGCCCC 1157 GGGATGGACCTGGAAAC P 0.023853484 0.011460922 AAGCACCTCCCCAAACAC ATCACCACTCCCTAG 1158 TGAGTGAGGAGATGCTT N 0.006336264 0.033454534 GCCGTGATGACGCTGGG CACAGAGGGTCAGGTC 1159 CTGCCCAGTGAGATGGA N 0.025729022 0.016988936 GGACGCTAGAGAAAGTG CTGAGTGTCCCGAGAG 1160 GTAACTCCCCCCAGGTAC P 0.011518269 0.001629918 GATAGGGACTGAATATGG ACCCTGCTGAAAGC 1161 GCTCTAAGTAATGTGATT N 0.025187047 1.92381E−05 CTTCTAAAGCAAAGTCAT TGGATGGGAGGAGG 1162 CTGGAGTTTGAGACCAG N 0.028802543 0.029385666 CCTGAGCAACATGGTGA GACCCCATCTCTACAA 1163 CAGTGGAGTGTTCTGCAA P 0.029151815 0.003673068 AGCCCGATTCTCTGCAGC TTTAAGACTGGACA 1164 GTTGCATTTCATGGGCCT N 0.029561039 0.000297704 GGGGGTTTCCTAGCAGA GGATATTGGAGCCCC 1165 GCTCCCACCCCAACGAA N 0.027068674 0.002725252 GGCTCATAGGAAAACAGT GCATGTGCTTGGTGG 1166 CTGGCTCTGAAGACCACA P 0.033503443 0.036059277 GATGCAAGCAATGAGGA ATACAGCCTGTGGGT 1167 TTGCTGTGCGGAGGGCC N 0.020947489 0.012152277 TGCTATGGTGTGCTGCG GTTCATCATGGAGAGT 1168 TCTGAGCCTCCGTCGCC P 0.010030101 0.004147422 CCTCCTGTTGGGTAAGG GTGTTGAGTGTGACTT 1169 TCTCAGCCCCCAGGCTG N 0.03709215 0.000968344 TGAGCTCCTTGGGGGCA GGCCCTCAATAAATGT 1170 GCGGAGCTCGGGATTGG P 0.031497049 0.016714108 CTAAACTCCCATAGTATT TATGGTGGCCGCCGG 1171 GGTGATAGTCAGAGAGT N 0.033152343 0.000146544 GGTGTTTTTGTTCAGGTG GGAAGGATTGGAAAC 1172 TCTGGGGCTGTGGTCAC P 0.02529593 0.017219564 CCTCGAATGCGTGGAGA AGCTGATTCGGAAGGA 1173 CTAACCAAACCCCAGACA N 0.022507591 0.002843893 TAGGGAGTCATTTGGAGA AAGCCTGTATGTGG 1174 CAGTCTAGCTGATTGTTC N 0.02765978 0.018657201 CACCAAAGAATCCAGCCT GCTGCTTATTCGAG 1175 AGTGTGTGTCCTCTGAGG N 0.015335541 0.041677816 TGCTTGAGAAAGTGTACA CTGCAGAACTGCCC 1176 TTCTGGTTGCCAGGAGAC N 0.026451997 0.028367603 AGCAAGCAAAGCCAGCA GGACATGAAGTTGCT 1177 CCCCTTCCTAGCTGTATG N 0.025493746 0.025166976 ACCTTGATTGTGTGCCTT AACCGCTCTGTGAC 1178 GATTCCCCGCTGCGTCTA N 0.047061367 0.014429807 AAATCAAAGCGCCAATCT CATAAGTACCAGGC 1179 GAGGAAGTCCCAAAAAG N 0.007547103 0.01085825 GTGCTGTCACTTTAAGTT CTGGACTTGGGGTTC 1180 AATGAGGACAGAGAACCT N 0.036887891 0.019287674 CAGGTGTTCTTATGCTAG TGCTTGCTGAGTGC 1181 CTGTTCCAGTGTCAACTG N 0.032742601 0.012789267 CCATGTGCTCTGCTTCAA GGGGGAACTAGCCT 1182 GCAGAGGCAGTCTATTG P 0.028013548 0.004046822 CAAGGACCTTCTTTGCTG CCAGTTATCATAGGC 1183 TCCCACCTGGCATTGCAT P 0.025873241 0.005245702 CGTGGGGAGGAACTTCG GTAGTTATGTGACAC 1184 GCCAAATCTGAGCATCAG P 0.01750223 0.005931921 AAGTCTTTCCAGTCTACC TGATGCATGATCTC 1185 CCCTGGGGATAGCTGGG N 0.012578813 0.000905615 GCATTTGTCTAGCTGGGC TACCTTCTAACACTT 1186 TCTCTTTTCTGCCTCTTAC N 0.025537822 0.018142309 ATGTGAATGTTGAGCCCA CAATCAACAGTGG 1187 GCTCTCTCTGCCAGAATT P 0.008064735 0.000749642 GTGTGCACTCTGTAACAT CTTTGTGGTAGTCC 1188 CTGCCAGCTGTTTTACCA N 0.041584156 0.002256447 GGGATCCAGAGACATAG AGGAAGTAGGGGGTG 1189 GTGCCTGGTCCAATGTG P 0.026957527 0.001978261 CTGAGAGGCATGGGCGG TGCTTTTGTATTGGTG 1190 CAACTGCTGCGTCCGTC P 0.03344237 0.02780037 CTGCCCCGTCTTCTGTGT TAGATTGAAAGGGAG 1191 CCAGCCCTGGGAGAACT P 0.046611568 0.047325681 GGGTAGCAGGTGGCTGA CTTCTTTAAGCACCTT 1192 CCAGGTTTTCCTGGTCTC P 0.040747666 0.014133667 AGACCTATGATGACTTGT CCCTTTGATGTCAC 1193 AGCCTTTTCTCAAAGCCC N 0.048828958 0.028695649 TTTCAGTTACAACCACCC CACTATGGAATCAG 1194 AGTTCTGGATGGATTTGG N 0.02257594 0.005858182 TGGCCTGACATGATACCC TGCCAGCTGTGAGG 1195 CCCTTCCTACTCCCAGAC N 0.020856349 0.044268054 ACCCACCCTCGCTTCAGC CACAGTTTCCTCAT 1196 GACCAGATCATGCTCCAT N 0.011092874 0.005313112 CCAGCCCCACCCAATGG CCTTTTGTGCTTGTT 1197 TGCCCACTCGGCCCGGA P 0.046970996 0.010641627 ATGACTCGACCAGACAGA TAAGGATAGAGGGGA 1198 CATTGGACGGCAGCAAC N 0.011880355 0.013027233 TGGGGGCAAGAACAACG GGAAGATCACCTGTGC 1199 TCCTTCGACCTCCACTGC P 0.036007318 0.00928651 GCCCCACCTCCCTGCCT GTGTGTGTTATTTCA 1200 TCTATGAAGCCCACTCAC P 0.039220283 0.014917512 TTGCCATTCCAGGGCCAA AGGACCGGAGGTTT 1201 CCATACGGGTTGGTTTCA N 0.021732006 0.008344053 CCTCCTCAGTCCCTTGCC TACCCCAGTGAGAG 1202 CAGAGGCCACGACATAA P 0.015830619 0.00291066 AAATTCAGTCCCTTTGTC CTTCCCCGTGCCTCC 1203 TGGGGGTAGTTGGAAGG N 0.033447401 0.000982633 GACTGAAATTGTGGGGG GAAGGTAGGAGGCACA 1204 ATTACATGGGTTTCCCAG P 0.048593504 0.000654233 CTGTTTGCGCGGCCTTG GAGCACCCACAGAGG 1205 AAACCCGTCAATGTACTA P 0.013130837 0.003189037 GGATACTGCTGCGTCATT ACAGGGCACAGGCC 1206 TGTGTGTTTTCTGCGGCC P 0.020322652 0.003959982 CTGGATAATGCTGTAGCA TTCAGGGTCGATTG 1207 ACCTGAGCGCCCCCGTT N 0.037945224 0.022206464 ACCTTGAACTTGAGGGAC CTGTTCTCCACCTTC 1208 GCCTGTTCTCTGCCATTC P 0.010516259 0.003830891 CCTAGTCATCCTGTGCCT CACCACAGCTTGCT 1209 ACTTGAGCTGAAAACCCA P 0.022069663 0.005412735 GATGGTGTTAACTGGCC GCCCCACTTTCCGGC 1210 ATGGGCCCTACAGTCCCT N 0.013090539 0.00477988 GGGCTACACCTGCTACA GCCGGGGTGTCATCA 1211 GTGTCCAGCCCACCGCC P 0.014188321 0.007451265 TGCCGACTTGTGTCATGC CCTACGTTGGTATAA 1212 GACTGTCATGTAAGAGGT N 0.020822363 0.034381021 GCTCTCCTGGCACCCAG AGAAAAGGAGCATCC 1213 CAGCAAGGGTTCCAAATT N 0.024933029 0.004316736 AAGAGGAAGCAAAACGC TGCCCAGATCCTGAG 1214 CCCACCCCTCCTCCAGG N 0.028036265 0.018455146 GCAACCCCTTGGTCCTAC AGCAAGAAGCCAGAA 1215 CCCGTCAGGACGTTGAG N 0.03956246 0.020514495 GACTTTTCGACCAATTCA ACCCTTTGCCCCACC 1216 GTGAACGCGTGCCTAGC P 0.02721104 0.006264687 AGAAGAGCTCCCGCACA TCCATGCCTTTGAACA 1217 GGTTCTGACAACAGTACC N 0.037504888 0.046613892 CATCCCCCACAGTACCCC TTCAGCTCAGTTTC 1218 GCCATAAGCGTCTGTGC N 0.005596769 0.009112082 GTGGAGTCCCCAATAAAC CTGTGGTCCTGCCTG 1219 CCCTGGCCCACCCCCAC N 0.008387788 0.003693751 TTTCCAGGGCAAAAAGG GCCCAGGGTTATAATA 1220 ATCCCCGTGTATGGCCC N 0.026117037 0.004148005 CCCTGCACCTCCTTGTCT CATCCCCGAAGATCC 1221 TTAGGAGGGAGGATGTA N 0.004261005 0.013495366 AATAGCCGCACAAAGGG GTCCAACAGCTCTTTG 1222 TGGGCTGGATATCTTTGT P 0.01406002 0.00273231 AGATGTGGACCACCAAG GGGTTGTTGAAAACT 1223 ACAAAATACCAAGTCTCC N 0.028404503 0.044473069 CCTCTTCATGGGAAAAGT GGTGAATCCCACCC 1224 GCATCCTCCTGTGTATGG P 0.011820661 0.02519089 AAGAGACAGGTGACCGC TCCAGGTTGGGTGCT 1225 CATGTCTTGCCTCAGACC P 0.048495659 0.007669068 CTCACACACTGTCCTCTC TGCCTGCAACACTC 1226 TTTTTTGAAGATCAGCTC P 0.000525348 0.002117839 CGTGGGGCTGGTTTTGG TCCACAGCATAACAG 1227 GCATGGGAAGTATGAGA N 0.044450639 0.002604668 AGGTGCTTGTGGAAGGG GGCCCGGCTCCCTAGG 1228 AGCTGCCATACTTCGACT P 0.042172196 0.033118877 TATCAGGATTCTGGCTGG TGGCCTGCGCGAGG 1229 GGCCAGGTGCAGACCTT N 0.044322403 0.003547524 GGGGGAAGACTTTAAAC CACCTAGTTCTCCCCG 1230 TGTGGAATGCACAAAATT N 0.014724414 0.00068294 GTGTAGGTGCTGAATGCT GTAAGGAGTTTAGG 1231 ACAAGTGAAGGCCATCAA N 0.042744632 0.01125372 AGAATTGGGTGACCACGT GACCAACATGCACG 1232 AAGTCTCAGGTGGCTGC N 0.03983545 0.023115908 GTGTGGTGGCTCATGCC TGTAATCCCAACATTC 1233 GAACTTGCCAGATGCAAA N 0.020008078 0.003789389 TACCACAGACTCCAAGAA AACCCGAGTTGGGG 1234 GAAGGGCCTCCTGCAAA P 0.031882036 0.008347754 ACATCCTTCCTTGAAGCC TAGCACTGAAGTGGA 1235 CACTTTCCTGCTCCTCTC N 0.045671779 0.017334654 TGTCTCTAGCACACAACT GTGAATGTCCTGTG 1236 CAAGTCAGTGACCAGAAA P 0.031498757 0.005550791 AATCCCACCCCTTGCCCT TTCCCCAAAGGACC 1237 AGTTGCTCCTGCCCCCTC P 0.028283634 0.010012459 CCTGAACTATTTTGTGCT GTGTATATCACTGC 1238 CAGTTGGTCATCAACTAT N 0.037606876 0.00712266 TTTCCCTTGACTGCTGTC CTGGGATGGCCTGC 1239 GAGTCCCTAAAGGCAGC P 0.026323651 0.038482504 AGCTCAAGGATGGCACT CAGATCTCCATGGCCC 1240 CCAAGGATCAGTTTGTGT P 0.038879608 0.012887723 GTGGAGAAACAGTCCCA GCCCCTTCAGCCAAC 1241 GGGAGGTTTGTGAGAGC P 0.010248999 0.003569823 GAGGCTGAGCCTACAGA TGAACTCTTTCTGGCC 1242 CCACACACTCACCACTCC N 0.006116041 0.004639072 CAGCTTCTCGTGTCCAGT GAAACCCCTGAACC 1243 TCCCTGGAGTACGGGAA P 0.022584073 0.006097973 GGCTGAGCTGGAGATTC AGAAAGACGCCCTGGA 1244 GGGTACTTTCAGTACACA N 0.042179308 0.04293739 ACACCCCTAAGATTTCCC AGTGGTCCGAGCAG 1245 GCCCCAGGGCGTGGCCG N 0.034947874 0.023260146 CTGTTACAGAAACAATAA ACCCTGATGGGCATG 1246 CACAGAAATGCTTGCAGC P 0.019185719 0.012471169 CTAAGGCAGGGTTTTCAG ACCGTGGGTCCCAG 1247 CATGGATTGCGGATATTT P 0.003660639 0.005766003 ACCTCTGTCCCCAAACGC TGACCACGCCCTGG 1248 GGGGCAGTTTAAAGCAC N 0.032514469 0.009666582 AATGTCTCACATGGGACA AAGTTCCAAAATGCC 1249 CCCAAAGGCCACATCCAA N 0.023081538 0.007847408 GACAGGCAATAATGAGCA GAGTTTACAGCTCC 1250 CGGTGGTTGATGGCGCC P 0.006399845 0.005043293 TTCAAAGAGGTGAAGCTG TCGGACTACAAAGGG 1251 CAAGGGTGCATGGTCCA N 0.029858222 0.033385679 ATGTTCTCAGAGGCATGG GTGGTGCTTTTGTGC 1252 CAGCTCCGTCCCCAGCG P 0.0040143 0.001752433 CTCATGGTGTTGAAACTG TCTGTCATGCACCAC 1253 CTGGAGTAAGCTACAGG N 0.030690305 0.003254254 ATCTAAAGCAGCCCTTTT TACAGTCTAGTTAGG 1254 TCTTCAGGTTCTCCTCTG P 0.036563967 0.023118757 TCATTCGGTCAGCCGTCT CAGTCCATTTGCGG 1255 TCTTCGTGGCCTCAATGC N 0.009754171 0.023173652 CCTCCTTTATCCTCATCTT TCTTCTATGCAGA 1256 GGGCTATTAGAATGGGA N 0.004617656 0.001323707 GTGCAAAACTGATGCAGT AGAAGCCCTTACGGC 1257 CCCATAAAACAGGGTGTG N 0.008301395 0.009015016 AAAGGCATCTCAGCGGC TGCCCCACCATGGCT 1258 AGGCTCCCTTCTGAGCCT P 0.008372085 0.013817965 CTCCTGCTGCTGACCTGA TCACCTCTGGCTTT 1259 AAAGCCGGTGCAGGCTC P 0.024321007 0.000447009 TGCTGTCATCGTCAGGAC TCCTTGTGGGCTGTG 1260 CCGGCGGAAATGAATGC N 0.010749145 0.003876485 TGATACCCTAGTAGTCCC CAGCTCCCAAACACT 1261 TCTGCACACCCTTGCTCC N 0.017604888 0.040367999 CCAAGTACCCGCCCACC GTTTCCATGGTCGAA 1262 CGGGAGTGCCGGGCAG N 0.0477823 0.041978252 GAGCATGGGGTGCTTGG TTGTTTCCTTCCTAATA 1263 GCGTGAAAAACTGTTGAT N 0.048101589 0.017064373 AGCAGCAAGAGAAGGGC AGCAGTCGTTCCATC 1264 TCCAGTCTGAAGGGAATA P 0.0144343 0.026196114 GCTCGCCAGCAGGTTTT GATGCCAGTGTGAGC 1265 ACAGCGCCATCTCTCCCT N 0.031976496 0.010950478 GAGAATAAAGCCGATAGC CACCTCCTCCGGCT 1266 AAGTTCCTGGCTTCTGTG N 0.002675617 0.001467131 AGCACCGTGCTGACCTC CAAATACCGTTAAGC 1267 GACCTAAGGTCATTTGCT N 0.031778044 0.012279666 TTCAATTAGAGGCTCCAG AGTCTTCATAGTGG 1268 CTCTATTCTACCAGTGCC P 0.024853108 0.040729757 TCCCCGCTTGTGTTGCTC AGGACGTGGGGCTT 1269 CATGGGTCTCCAGGAAG N 0.036805994 0.000608441 TGACCTTGGATGGGGGT GGGAAGGGGCTGCTGG 1270 CCCCAAACTAAGCCATTT N 0.046649294 0.024389688 GAAACAAGATTCTCTCCA TTGCAGTTTGTAGC 1271 GATCTTCCAGGCCTATGG N 0.013249695 0.042070273 ATAGATCAGGAGGCATCA CTGAGGCCAGGAGC 1272 CATCCCGTTCTTCGGTTT P 0.019030088 0.005032268 GCCATGAGACGATGTGG GGTTTCCACTGTGTG 1273 TGCTCGTGGTTTCAGTGT P 0.033573178 0.035629373 CCGTGTGTCCATGTGTCT GCCCTTCAGGAGCT 1274 GGTCTCAGCCAGCCCTA P 0.01979667 0.002153455 GAGACTGCTTCTTGTGTT TGTGTCATTCTGTCC 1275 GCGGCACAGTCCCACTT P 0.036556034 0.038562453 CCCCATCTCCCCAAGTAG GTGGTGTTAGAAAAC 1276 TGGAGGCCGTGGCTATG P 0.044651051 0.012583354 GTTGGAGGTCAGCTTCA GGCCTTCTGGAAGCAT 1277 CCAGCTCAGTCAAGCCG N 0.010139132 0.021350342 CCACATGCCCACAACCTC ACCAGAGGGAGAATT 1278 GAGGGTCATCTCTTCTAT P 0.024712232 0.009604509 TGTACCTGCAGCACGCTT CCTGGGCTGTTACA 1279 TGGGCCCAGGTTTGAGG N 0.015400806 0.045332813 GAGAAGGTTGCAGAGCA CTTCCCACCTCTCTGA 1280 TGCACCCTGTAAGAATGG N 0.048100625 0.011586511 ACTTAAAAGTACTGCTGG ACAGGCATGTGTGC 1281 CACTACCAGGAGGAATA P 0.017829787 0.019574667 GCAACAGTCCGCCCTCT CCGTCCTCTATGAACC 1282 GCAATGTGGCCAGTAAG N 0.035873997 0.001447385 AGAACGTGAGTGGTAGC ACTGAGGCGTGTCTGG 1283 GCTAAATGTGAGGGTGG N 0.021782729 0.001811422 GCCCTAATAAGTACAAGT GAGGACGAAGGCCGG 1284 TTGCAGTGGTGGATTGAG P 0.029905802 0.000547326 AAGTCCAGTTTGATTTCA TTGGGACAGACTGC 1285 TCACTGATCTACAGCCCC N 0.02325871 0.038866497 TGTTCGGCGTCAGAGTC CCCACTAGACCCAGT 1286 CCCCATGTGCTGCTGAGT N 0.016912202 0.00094164 GGCCAAGATGATGCCAG GCTGCCCTATACACT 1287 TAATCTGGACATTCGAGG N 0.031154979 0.023087263 AATTGGCCGCTGTCACTG CTTGTTGTTTGCGC 1288 GGCCTTCCCTGTCAGAA N 0.007572616 0.009062624 GGGGGTTGTGGCAAAAG CCACATTACAAGCTGC 1289 CAAGCAGCCATACTGATG N 0.028082385 0.018091477 ACCACAGCAACCAGCTC CACGGCCTGATGCAG 1290 AGTCCCAGGACCAGACA N 0.020219021 0.023231981 TCCCCAGACTCCACAGAT GTAATGAAGTCCCCG 1291 TCCAGCCATGACAGAAG P 0.033488748 0.015580753 GACTTCTCCGTGCCCAAG TGGATTCATCATTCC 1292 TATGATGGGCGGCTACT N 0.037671037 0.000308618 GGAGGAGGCTGTGAGGA AGAAGGGGTCGGAGGA 1293 TTATGAAGGTGGCATTGG N 0.034511898 0.030408447 TGAGGCTGTGTCCAGTG CAGTAGTGGGCGAGC 1294 GCAAGAGCATTGACTGG P 0.041622014 0.041127826 GGCATCCTGGCTGTCTTC ACCTGTGCTGAGAGC 1295 GGCAGTTTCAACAGGGT N 0.042049007 0.023093844 GCTGCTGGCAACATGAAA GGCATGATGGGATTC 1296 CGCACGTTGCGGGCAGA P 0.039222975 0.012811036 GCGCAAGGCATACACCA GAAAACGCTGTCCTGT 1297 GCCAAAGAGGTCCACAA P 0.023127524 0.016144865 CCAGGTGTGCACTGTTCA CTGCAGCCCATTTGC 1298 GAGATTGCAAGGGCGGG N 0.045199009 0.000328698 GAGAGGAGGCTCTCAAT AAATAATCGTGTAACC 1299 TACCTACACAAGGCCACA N 0.046620525 0.000233283 CTCCTTGCGTTCCCCTTC ACGGGATAAGGCGG 1300 TCAGGCACATCATTGGAA P 0.009997869 0.000475435 TACAGGAAGTAGCCCTG CACCTGCCAGTGAGC 1301 GCCTCTTCCTCTGAATAG P 0.004795572 0.002757031 ACCAGACGCCCTTTCACT TAGTTCAGTGCCAG 1302 CCACACTTCCTACTTGGT N 0.04407875 0.028107594 CTCTGGAAGTTTTACCAC ATGTAACAGATTCC 1303 ATCCCGTAACAGCACTGT N 0.048578378 0.033340878 GGAATACACCCTTAACAA GTTGGAGCCTGGCG 1304 GGCTGGATGGACAGACA P 0.047285982 0.02699222 CCTCCCCCTACCCATATC CCTCCCGTGTGTGGT 1305 GGGCCCTGCCTTCAGCT P 0.004696064 0.001490776 GGTGCTTGCTGCGATTCC TGTGCCTTATGTAAC 1306 CGGCTTGCAAAACTTTCA N 0.047421646 0.033748406 GATGGAGTGGCTGTGCT GAAGGTTGGTGGGAC 1307 CAGGCATGCTACAATCCA P 0.026694516 0.005670334 GGACTGTGGTGTTCTATG TGCCGTGTATGGTC 1308 GGAATGGGAGAGGGGAA P 0.021591747 0.007443578 GTCTTGGCAGGGAAATC CCTTTTGGCCACACAG 1309 CTTGCAGGTTATTCTCGT P 0.015579306 0.007511241 CATCGTGTCCGCTTTCAG TCGCATGGGCTGGA 1310 CTGACACATCCTCTCTTT N 0.007769665 0.00103182 GCAAGCTGCTGACTGGG CACACTCATGCCAAG 1311 CCCTTGACCTCTTCTGGC P 0.027237423 0.018324409 ATTCTCCTGTGCTCTGAC AAACTGAGCCAGCC 1312 GAGGGTGGGCACACACC N 0.016389082 0.005154868 CAGCGGCCTGCAGAGTA AGCTTATTACCCACAA 1313 CCACTTGGAGAGCAAGA N 0.015301392 0.000164927 GGGCTTGTGGACTTGGG GGAGCGGTTGTGAGAA 1314 TGCAGCTGCTCCCCGGT N 0.041437114 0.005479412 GCACCCGCAACAGGCGT TTTGCAATGCAGATGT 1315 CCACCTTGGTTCGCCCAC N 0.044692603 0.000335386 TGCTGAACACCATCCAGA AGACACAGAGGAGC 1316 GTCAAACACTTGTGACTT N 0.028545026 0.022228659 TTGCTTTAATTCCATGAAT GTTCCTGCCTCCT 1317 ATCTAACTGTGTGTGGTA N 0.039113103 0.003001155 ACCTTGCGTCACGGAGC TGTTAGTGAACGAGG 1318 ATATCAACTGCCAGCCTG N 0.012971845 0.008485033 GAGAAGGTGACAGTCCA AGTGTGCAACAGCTG 1319 GGAGACGGGGGAGTTGA N 0.017213175 0.012700943 AGAGTGTGGCCCGCATT GTCCTGGTTCCCAATA 1320 GGGAACGGATGTGGAAG P 0.043070427 0.047486234 GAAGAACTGTCACCCTCT TAAGGCCCAGGGTCG 1321 CCCAGTCTTGTGGATGGA P 0.037145686 0.00324361 AATGTAGTGCTCGAGTCA CATTCTGCTTAAAG 1322 CGCTGCCTTGCGGGAGG N 0.048229484 0.001044857 GGGTCGAGAAAGAGGAA CGAGGAGCTGTAAATA 1323 AGGTTAAGCAAGAGCAAA N 0.017546081 0.00183069 GTGCCATTGTTTGCCTTT AATTGGGGGGTGGG 1324 ACCTGGGTGATGCTCCTT N 0.005738467 0.000742019 GGGGCCCTACCTAGAGG GACTGACTTTTGTCC 1325 TGGGGGTGGAGAAAGGG N 0.043175723 0.000606729 GAAGTGGTCCAGAAACAA AAAGCCCCATTGGGC 1326 CCCCCTTTGAATGAGGTC P 0.00802248 0.000613072 TTCCATGTTTGAGGGAAA GTCTTGCACTATTG 1327 CGGCCTGGGCTGAGAGG P 0.011578963 0.005431374 ATCAGTGACTTGTTTGCT AGACACCGGACCAAA 1328 ACTCAGGCTAGATATGAG N 0.029905474 0.000886558 GATATGTGGGGGGTCTC AGCAGGAGCCTGGGG 1329 GGCCCTCCCTGCACTCC N 0.024865447 0.004917457 CCTCTTGCTGCGTGTTGA TTTGGAGGCACTGCA 1330 CTGAGATTGAGCAACTGT P 0.03393354 0.023089639 ACTCCAGCTTGGCGACA GAGCAAGACCCCCTC 1331 GATCCCAACGAAGCAGC P 0.04685198 0.03278525 CCATGCGGTGACTGAAC AGGCAATACAGTACGG 1332 TTGGAGAAATGATGAGCT N 0.01099116 0.030807755 ACGCCTTGATGAAAGAAC CGTGTTGGTGCTGC 1333 TCATTCTCTGTCCAGCAG P 0.018675813 0.013857357 TCATGAACCCCTTCACCT CCAATGACCTGATC 1334 CAGGACAGAGGCAACGT N 0.023926688 0.033971053 GGAGAGGCTGAAAACAG TGCAGAGACGTTTGAC 1335 TTGCCGACCGAGGGGTG P 0.037289369 0.012997588 GACAACACTTTTGCAGAT GAGCTGGTGGAGCTC 1336 AAGAACCCTTGACCTGG N 0.015686307 0.006779361 GGCGTAATAAAGATGACC TGGACCCCTGCCCCC 1337 CCTGGGACAAGGACAAG N 0.042344756 0.00205149 GGAAAGGGATGGGTGAA CCAGTAGGGAAGCTAG 1338 CCCACCAATTTCTCGGAC N 0.048267569 0.011690512 ACTTCTCAGTGTGTGGAA GCTCATGTGGGCCC 1339 GATTCTGGAGTGAAGCA P 0.041369032 0.019763626 GATGTTACTCGACCTTTT GTCTCCCAGGCTGTG 1340 GGCCCTGGTTGAAAAGTA P 0.043521951 0.019369295 CTCATCTCCTGGTCTGAC ATCCAAAGAGTCAC 1341 GACATCGTCACCCTGCTA P 0.018313119 0.012789633 CGACTGGCAAAGATGAG GGAGGCTGAAGCGGC 1342 GCTCCAGTCGAGGAAGG P 0.024795772 0.014237616 AGTACGAGCAGGAGCTC AGTGATGACTTGCATG 1343 CCCCAAGGATATTTCCCT P 0.039643037 0.008061165 AACCTCACTCAGTCACAT TGTAGGAGCCAGTG 1344 GGCGGTGGAGGCCAATA N 0.033792671 0.006263419 CTTTGCAAAACCACGAAA CCAAGTGGCTATGGC 1345 TGGGAGACCCTCCAGGA N 0.025677362 0.035349218 CATTCCCACCCTCCCCCA TGCTGCCAAGTTGTA 1346 TCCAAGGCACAGTGAGC N 0.006739797 0.000202247 TGGGCAGAGCTGGGCTG CCAGAAGCCTTTTTCA 1347 TAAGTATTCCTGTCTCCA P 0.030606491 0.002722232 AAGGACCGGCTCTCCAT GGCTCCTGCGCCTCG 1348 CCCGTGGAGGTTGGCAT N 0.00562919 0.010891018 CCAGGTCACGCCAGAGG ATGACGATTGTTTATC 1349 CCATGATGAGGTAGCTTC P 0.016552143 0.009739356 TCCCTGGGCTCTCCTTCT TGCCTGCCCTGTCT 1350 GCTTTTGCTCAGTAACTG N 0.02488439 0.019402811 TGTCATGAATTGCAAGAG TTTCCACAAACACT 1351 CACCTTTAGCACGGATAG P 0.021921597 0.006080137 TTTCCTGGTCCCAAGTGG GTGTGGAGCCTTCC 1352 GAAGGGCAGACAGTTCTT N 0.004934525 0.000597018 CTGGGGTTGGCAGCTGC TCATTCATGATGGCC 1353 TCCTCTTGGGGTCCTTGA N 0.031665895 0.000389833 TGGGCATGTGTGATGGG GAAGGAGCAGTCTCC 1354 ACCCCACAGCTGCATTCA N 0.035332974 0.002266753 AACTCAAATCTGTGGGAA TGAGTGACTCGACC 1355 GTAGACACAGTCATCAGA N 0.040073926 0.006489628 AAATGTCTGCCCTTTTGT TTACTTCTTGGTCC 1356 GGGCTCTCTGAATCCTAC P 0.024620923 0.004493592 CTGGTTTCTTCAGGCTTC TGGACTTGCTAGGC 1357 TATCAGGTGCCACCATCA N 0.027321963 0.000897601 GTGCAGAGAAGCATTGG GGGAACCAGTGGGCC 1358 TTGGTGGCCTGCTTCCCT P 0.017927856 0.011451959 CATGCCCTGGAATACAAC TCAGAGCTCCAGGC 1359 CACCCCCGAGCTCGCAT N 0.047343085 0.006326286 GCTGTCACCCATTCCAGC CTAAATGTGACCATA 1360 TCTGAGCGGAAACCCTCT P 0.044691111 0.008485979 CCTTAATCTCACTGGCCC ATCCCAGCCTCAGG 1361 ATGGGGGGTGTGACCAA N 0.031334434 0.000199155 AATCAGTGGGATGTGGC AGGAAGCTGCAGCCCA 1362 CGCGAGCCCTGGTGTGG P 0.026435814 0.014793942 ACTGTGGTCTGTATGAAT CGTGTGTAACTGTGG 1363 TGGACCACTCCATTGCCA N 0.006547325 0.009124915 TCTACCTGCTCAACCCTG ACGGCCTCTTCACG 1364 GAAGACGGCATCACGAA N 0.0234632 0.005285233 GCAGCTCCAAAAGGAAAA GCTTGGGCGGTGCCC 1365 GGATTTGGTTAATGACTT N 0.041690557 0.007585438 ATGAGCAAGCTGGTTTGG CCAGACAGTATACC 1366 GGGGGCCCGTTCCCCAG N 0.041716203 0.000367849 AAGCTGCCAGTGCTTTCA GATGCATTGACTCTT 1367 AGCTGGCTGCTCAGACG N 0.03783101 0.000170023 GTCGACATTGAATTTGGG TGGGGGTTGGGATCC 1368 CACACATGCTTTTCTGCA P 0.041773378 0.027894609 CGTGGTTGCCTTAGTCAT CTTCCTACAGCACC 1369 AATGTGACAAAGGCTCGC P 0.015567544 0.016219853 ATAGCTGCTGGCTTACCA ATGGCAGGGATACC 1370 GGACAGCTGTTTTTTAAC N 0.046323685 0.011836486 CCTCTTCTGCAAGTTTGT TGACCTACATGGGC 1371 GACATCTCTAATGGAATC N 0.030534107 0.008581589 ATGGGGGAAACGGGTTG GAATTTGTAGCCATG 1372 TCTGTGAATCTTGGCTGG N 0.025159636 0.0116614 GACTTCCTCTGAGTGATG CCTGAGGGTCAGCT 1373 GCACCAACCAGTCCCGG N 0.008043655 0.01604216 GTTAGATCCCAAATGCTA GAAGCCAGGGATGCC 1374 GGCCAAGCCAGCAAAGC N 0.048020527 0.000175322 GGGAGCCCTGAAAAATTA GGGGGGAAATGGGAG 1375 ATCAAGAAGAAACTGAGC N 0.032832354 0.020524086 AAGGCCTGAGCGCTGCC CTGCACCTCCGCAGA 1376 GGGCCCAATTCTTCTCCA P 0.047201429 0.009196632 CGACAATGCCCGACCGC ATGTTGCACAACCCA 1377 GGCATATGCATATCCTGC P 0.030290378 0.005540374 TACTGCAGCTGCACCTAT GATTGGTTATCCAA 1378 GTACGTCCCACCCTGTCC N 0.044595708 0.004016554 CCAGATCCCCTATTCCCT CCACAATAACAGAA 1379 TGCTTTAGGTTTTTGAAA P 0.046323541 0.010093476 CAGCCCCGGCGACGCCT CTATTGGCTCTCGGC 1380 GCAGTAGAGTCTTGTTTA P 0.046085985 0.011158693 ATGGCATTTCACTGTTCA TTCCCTTTACCACC 1381 ACAAGCTGGAGCAGGCC N 0.019922786 0.019354296 AACGATGACGCGCGCAC CTTCTACATCATCGAG 1382 CACTGATGAATTTACCCT P 0.014225588 0.002703912 CAAGTTTCCTTCCTCTGT ACCACTCTGCTTCC 1383 TAGCGGGGATCCTGAAC N 0.048921321 0.002465521 TGGACTGAATAAAACGTG GTCTCCCACTGCGCC 1384 CGAGTGTGGCAGGTGAC P 0.043509997 0.002403266 CATTGGCACACGCTAGAA GTTTATGGCAGAGCT 1385 TGGTTGCCAGGAGACAG N 0.025141017 0.031947317 CAAGCAAAGCCAGCAGG ACATGAAGTTGCTATT 1386 AGTCCCTGCGGTCCCAG N 0.018985229 0.011950179 ATAGCCTGAATCCTGCCC GGAGTGGAAGCTGAA 1387 GGGCTGACTGAACCTAT N 0.028730784 0.022999352 GGCTAAGAATTGTGACAC TCTCATGTTTCAAGC 1388 AGGATCGTATCCCACACC P 0.018422828 0.031257716 AGGACTCTATCCTACTCC TAGTAATCCTTTCT 1389 GAAACTGTGGGGTTCATT N 0.049483463 0.003442174 AATTGCAGTGATGTGAAG GGTCCTGACAGCAC 1390 GATCCCTTCCGGGCTCT N 0.026408405 0.003350537 GGTCTATCTTGTCTCCTT AGCTGGGGGCCTACA 1391 CATGGGCAAAATCTAGCC P 0.037631963 0.038905 ACAGTCCTGAGAGTCCA GGCTTCTGGGATGCC 1392 GTCAAGTTGCCCAGCTTG P 0.011479622 0.00388929 GAGTTGTCTGTCACGCAC ATGTGTCCTGTGGT 1393 GACGACACCAGGTCTGA N 0.018611574 0.003706678 AGACTTGCGGCGTGAATT TGGTCGTTATGGTCC 1394 GGGAGTTTTGCCCTAACT N 0.018393593 0.017498695 CATGGATTGTGCAAGAAT GAACTGCTGTTGGG 1395 GGGAGGCTGAGGTGGGC N 0.005828462 0.001008454 ATATCACCTGAGGTCAGC AGTTAAAGACCAGCC 1396 GCAGACCTCCTTAGAGAC P 0.020624195 0.003890906 CTCCAGGCAGACCTCCTT ACTGTCTTCAGGTG 1397 TATAAGATATTAAAGGGT P 0.025930582 0.030983788 AAGTCTCTCCGGCCCGG TTTCCCTCGGTGTGC 1398 TTAAAACGCTCTCCCGAC N 0.00739715 0.001449154 TCGCCCACAGATTGAAAA ATGCCTGCACAGCC 1399 AGGACCAAACACCCCCA N 0.030010789 0.046182475 CCCCGATTGAGACCTGC GGGTGCTGCTCTACAA 1400 AGCCTGAGCTGCTGGAA N 0.032319331 0.004889254 ACTATTCCCTATGAATTC ATGGCATAATAGGTG 1401 TGGGATTCGGCCTCTGG N 0.004642484 0.001606086 AAAGTGGTGGTAGTTCCA GATTTATGTGAATGT 1402 CCTTTTTCTCCAGTATGC P 0.011676548 0.00174157 TACCTGATTTGTTTGGCT GGCCACTAGGTGGC 1403 CCACCCCTGCAGTCTCA N 0.049271074 0.037434275 GCTGTTTGGGAGGCTGA AGCAAGAGGCTAGCTT 1404 AGTGGGGGTGTGACCTG N 0.041738708 0.000934259 AGGAGATAAAGGAAGGA CGACAGACCTGGGGAG 1405 AACTTCCTACAGGGGCCA N 0.021215798 0.014217225 AAACCAGAGAAAGGCTTC CAGCAACTTCGATG 1406 GGAACAAGATGGTGATTC P 0.045428224 0.039061178 TGGGCAGGCAGTATGGG TTTATTTTGCCAAAG 1407 CTGAATGAGTACCGCCTC P 0.015605378 0.003521438 CCTAGGTTCCAGCACAG CGCTCGGGTCTAAGA 1408 CATATAAGCCCTGGGTCG N 0.038284887 0.007056442 GGGGGTAACTGTGGGGA TCACTGCCTGAGACA 1409 GCAGAGTGGCAGCAGAT N 0.031734622 0.024928665 GTTCCAGAAGGAGAAGG CGGTGCTGGACGAGCT 1410 CCTCTGTTTAACAGTCCT P 0.037354335 0.020840216 TGGACCATTCTGATCCAG TTCACCAGTAGGTT 1411 GGGAAGGGGCCCTTGGC N 0.036348985 0.007645893 CACAGGTGGAATTAAGAA ATCTGGCGAAAAGCA 1412 TGCACTCAGCCCTCCCA P 0.025582523 0.001475012 GCAAGGAGTCTGCCACT CGCGCTTGAAGGACGT 1413 ACAGAGCCCACAGCCCA N 0.030642087 0.002690855 TCTGCCTCTTCACCTCCC TGAATCCGTGTCCAT 1414 TCTGCCATTGCCTCTGTC P 0.013268571 0.001628801 TTCCTTGGGGCACCTCAG CTCTGGATGCTACC 1415 CTCACAGTGGCCATGGG N 0.039461062 0.00026877 GTGTCGGGGTGAAGGGC TGTCCCAGCTACTTGT 1416 ATACTTGAAACCTCTCTG P 0.040273242 0.003919337 ACCAAGAGCCTCTGATG GAGTGGGAGGTGAGC 1417 TGATTTGTGTTTTCAGTG N 0.018220008 1.71122E−05 TGTGGGGAAGCTGTCCT GGGGGCTGGGGCGAC 1418 CCCAGGGGGAGTACGGG N 0.038009216 0.000867431 GCTCAAAACACCCTTTTG GAAAAACAAAGGTGG 1419 CTAATAACAGTGACCTCC P 0.037407267 0.000361622 CCGCCAGGTCCTGTGTG TTGCCGGCTGAAGAA 1420 CATCTCTAACCAATCAGC P 0.007894577 0.006389395 ACTCCTGGCTCACTGGCT TCCCCTCATCTGCC 1421 ATCCCCCCTTCTGCAAGA P 0.004527991 0.000657809 AAGCCTCTTTGCAACTGG GTCAGAATGGCGGC 1422 CGATAGTAAATTATCCAT N 0.016961133 0.000666797 GCTGGTACCTGTGAAAGT AAGCCCTGGGATCC 1423 GTGGTAGATCACTTGAGG P 0.049858213 0.015040631 TCAAGAGTTGTGACACCA GCCTGGCCAACCTG 1424 TGGCTTGAACTCTTAGGG P 0.019261564 0.00379322 GTCTGCAGTGCTCCATCT CCATTGGTGGCCCC 1425 CGCCCCTATCCAGCAGG P 0.036235237 0.001955015 AAGCAGCCAGATGATCAA CGACGCCCTTTTTCC 1426 GAGGAGGGCCTCGTGGA N 0.047655844 0.001224815 GCGGCGGGAGGAGGCC CAGCGGGCACAGCAGGC 1427 CAGGCTCTGATTCTAGTG N 0.032491246 0.036993993 GAAGGAGCAGTTCTGAG TCTCCAGGAAGTAGC 1428 GGTGAGCTGAGATCACA N 0.047890481 0.007290033 CCACTGTATTCCAGCCTG GGTGACTGAGACTCT 1429 TCCAGCAGGTAGTGCGA P 0.012329027 0.007646791 GGAGATTCGGCAGCTTAT TTCTGTGCCAGCTCC 1430 GGCTTCTTGGCTTTCCTC N 0.047063144 0.000220076 TCTGACAAGTGACTGAAA TGGGGGTAGGGTTG 1431 GGGCCCAGATGTGGGTT P 0.038797351 0.039151904 TGCTCAGTATTAGTAGAC AAGGTCTTTGTTCAG 1432 ATGCTGGCCACTCTCAGT P 0.029588969 0.015218917 CCAGCGTTCCTCAGTAGT GAATAGCGAACCTG 1433 CCTGAGAGCATGAGGGC N 0.010027863 0.006149141 CCCTAGACAGAGTACAAG GTGTAATTCAGACAG 1434 CTGAGGCATCCTGCTGTC N 0.027217549 0.03359918 ATGGGAAGGTCTCCGCC CAAATGTCAGATGCA 1435 TGGGCTGGCTTGCCTTG P 0.036756065 0.014071165 GCTCTTTGAGCTCCCTTT TGCTTAATTACTGGG 1436 CAGTCCTTGGACCATTCT P 0.011793726 0.012790609 GATCCAGTTCACCAGTAG GTTGGACAGCATAT 1437 CCGGGCAGAGCAAGGAG P 0.048856132 0.011268539 AGAATGAGGAGTGACAT GGGTGTTGCCGTGAGT 1438 CAACTTAAGTTGAGTACA N 0.030218313 0.023287122 GTGGCTCAAGCCTGTAAT CCTAGCACTTTAGG 1439 CAGACAGTGTGGAGGGG N 0.010572541 0.004328754 CTGCTAAATGCCCTCAGG TTCACTACAAAGCAC 1440 TTGCGGACCTGGCGGAG P 0.033591176 0.034064875 ATGCGCGTTCGCTTCGAT TGTAGGCCATTCCTT 1441 GAATAGGGCAAGACTAAA P 0.010340898 0.014186685 GGACAGAGTAAGGGTGC TGGCCGCCACCTGAC 1442 GCTAGCTCCAGACATGG P 0.023688896 0.008342659 GTTGATCACCTAGAGGAG CTCTGGCTAAGGCAC 1443 GCCCTTCACTCCCACCTG P 0.048202664 0.006731128 CTGCCAAAGTCCCTGTGC TAATGGGATTACAA 1444 AGGCATTCTGAGGGGCA N 0.038053195 0.000602994 ACGTGGAGGAAGGGCCA GGGATGCATGGGATTT 1445 GCAGGCCAAGCAGGGCA P 0.04569696 0.018900596 ACCCCACACCCTTGACAT AAAAGCATCTTGAAG 1446 ATTGCCAAATACACTTTT N 0.018105402 0.007691746 CCAAATTTGTCCCAACAG CCCTGTAAGCCAGC 1447 AAACCCGTCACCCAGATC P 0.001192133 0.000342149 GTCAGCGCCGAGGCCTG GGGTAGAGCAGGTGA 1448 CTGGGGGTCTCCTGTGA N 0.023237758 0.000399927 CCCTGGAAAACTACCTCA ATAGTCCTCGTAGCT 1449 TTCGAGGGGCTACGGGT N 0.048906715 0.000216477 GGAGGGGCGAATGGAGG AGCTCTCTGGGGCGAT 1450 CTTCTGTCCCCCTTATGC P 0.041388797 0.002491223 CAACAAGATGGCCTTCCC CTCTGAAACAAAGT 1451 GCGGGGAAACTCCCAGT N 0.03413818 0.005387292 AGGCGCTGCTGTCCAGG GAAAATGATGGGCTTT 1452 CTTCCCTCTTGTCCCGAA N 0.013045093 0.023069059 GATCTGCGCCTCTAGTGC CTTTTGAGGGGTTC 1453 TTCAACACTGACCTGAGG P 0.011433165 0.027232951 TTTCAGAGCGCAGTCGTC GGTGCGCTGCAGGA 1454 TCCAGGCATTGTACTAAG N 0.024320051 0.000186095 TATGGGGAACCACAGAG AAGACATTCCCTCAG 1455 GTTTATCTGCTCTGATCA N 0.03941985 2.59256E−06 GGGGAAGGACAAACAGT GGGGAGAGTCAGGGC 1456 ATGAGCTACAGGAACAAG P 0.035980149 0.010332322 AGACCCAGTACTTCGGG CCAGGCACGCGGCTC 1457 ATGCATCATGAAGCTTCG N 0.047164938 0.003969276 AGTGAAGCTCTTCCTGGG GACAATGTGGGACT 1458 GGAAATGGGAGTGCTCA N 0.022818819 0.027570691 GTCTGTGCAAGTCAGAAT CCTTGAAACTGGGCC 1459 TGCCTGTGTAGTCTCTCT N 0.005297182 0.001019377 GTCGTTAGGCCTTTTATC TATGCCTGTGTGTC 1460 CTGCCGGAGCCCGAGTG P 0.043226163 0.035418441 GATCGGGGACGGAGAGA ACACGAGCCCATCAGG 1461 TTACGCCTCCTGATCCTT N 0.032137684 0.000101771 CCGATTGGGGCAGACTA GGAGAGGAAAGACGG 1462 TGCAGTGGGGACTTCGT P 0.022347237 0.000582218 GGGAGGCACTCATGGCT CTCTGGGTCTAATGAA 1463 CCAGGAGGCCGAACACT P 0.039300834 0.008361825 TCTTTCTGCTTTCTTGACA TCCGCTCACCAGGC 1464 AAACAACTGCCCATCCCG N 0.02252172 0.039673442 GGTCCTTTCCCTGATGGG TTGTGGCAGTTACC 1465 GTCTTCACATCTACCTTT P 0.038302577 0.008757631 CTATGTCACATGTGCAAG ATGGTTGCTCTGCC 1466 CTCATCAGCATCCAAGGG N 0.01483882 0.002765869 TGGGGAGCAGTGTCATC TAGGAGACTGGTTCT 1467 GTATGGAGTGGAAACGC P 0.046435225 0.013781452 TTGTAAGGCTTCACCAGG ATCCACCTCTGATGT 1468 CAGAGGGAGTTCACACA P 0.038174371 0.018150923 AGGAGTAAAGCCTGACT GGACCATTGCACGGAT 1469 GGTTGAGTTGTTACCGTT N 0.039955721 0.01184542 GAACTCACAGCCCACTG GACTAGAACACATGC 1470 CTGACCCTCTGCTGTTAT P 0.019419418 0.007603546 CCGGAAGTTTCTACCCG GAGCCAGTTGCCTTC 1471 GGTTTTGCGGCTAGTTGG P 0.039455 0.008206158 CTATTCAAGAAACCTCGC CCCTCTGAATGTCA 1472 GGAAGGTGTGATCTGTG N 0.0241199 0.033478154 GGACTGTCTGGGCCTGT TACTCATCCTGCTATC 1473 GTCCACAGTGAAGTCCAC N 0.011419633 0.013006478 TCCAGGTTATCTGCATAG GTAGCCCAGGCACC 1474 TGGAATAAGGAGGGGGA N 0.038264007 0.000699509 ACACAACTAGCAAGAACA AAACATTGGGTTGGC 1475 TGCAAACCTGTACTTCCA P 0.008454607 0.003803975 TGATGTGGGAAGGTGAG GCTGCCAAGGAGAAG 1476 GCTAATGGCGGGGACCT P 0.037397329 0.014133064 GGCACCTTTGCTCTGTGA CTCTCCAGCTGTATG 1477 TGTGTCCAGGCTACCTG P 0.026837177 0.003642709 GCTGTGCGGCACAGGTT TAGCCCCAACATGACT 1478 CGATGAGTGCGGGTAGG P 0.039418046 0.021477248 AGCCGTGAGGTGCTTCT CTGCTGTGACAAACGA 1479 GGGCGAGGTGGGCGCC N 0.035702689 2.14211E−05 GGCGAGAAGGCGGAGCC CCCGGACAGCGTAGGTT 1480 GGGAACAGTGAAGTGCA N 0.048787314 0.011786659 GCAGATGATGCTTCGAG GGTGGCTTTGAGGCCA 1481 GTCCGAGAGGGCAGATT N 0.030220956 0.007817742 GCCTGAGGTCAGGAGTT CAAGACCAGCCTGGGC 1482 CCCGTGTTTCCTGGACC N 0.031203443 0.030897646 GCGAATCAGTGTGTTGG GCATCAGTGTTTTCTG 1483 CCCCAGCCCTAGCCCTTT N 0.037598251 0.043895851 AGCCTTTCACCCTGTGCT CTGGAAAGGCTACC 1484 GCTCAGACACTCTACAGC N 0.021753531 0.001450169 TGAGAGTAGACACTTGTG GGAGGAGTCTGCTA 1485 gcatgtgtatgatgtgtgtgcgtcggac P 0.022570565 0.007594639 cgcttctaggctactaagtgtc 1486 AGGCTGCGGTGTCTGCT N 0.018173556 0.007361403 GCTACTCTCCGAGCTTCG CAATGCCGCCCAAGG 1487 CTCAAGGCCAAGCTCAC N 0.012247632 0.008829978 CCCTCAAGTGCTCTCACA CTCGGGACCTAATTC 1488 GGGCACCCCTCAAACTC N 0.006386641 0.010414346 AGTCATGTGGTTCCAAAC TACCCCATTCCCCAC 1489 CACTACCACATTCCAGTC N 0.021438733 0.000138524 TTTTAAGTCCGCTGGGGG CCGAACAGCAGTGC 1490 GAGTGGCGGCACCTTTG P 0.048190161 0.011886772 GCACATTCATGGCCATTG GGATGGGCATCCGAT 1491 GAGCCACCATCTACTGG P 0.009598215 0.022580225 GTGCTTCTCCTGAGTGTG ACAGTGTAGGCTGGG 1492 ACAAGGCACCTGCATTCA P 0.002522633 0.00095494 CAGGCGGCCCTGAGCAC CTGGGTTCTGACTTT 1493 TTGCACGTGTGGTAAGCA N 0.017604944 0.015904613 TAGGCTTGAAGAGGTGG GTAGGCAGGTACATG 1494 GCGGCAGCTGACAGAAA N 0.037070829 0.000166873 TATATGGTGGTCTCTCTG CAGGGGAGTTCCAGC 1495 TTGCCAAAGTCCCGCTGC P 0.015821535 0.034938843 CCCTGGTGCCGCTGACC AAACAGCAGTACCTA 1496 AGCAGACTGAGGAGGGA N 0.026840655 0.021201906 GGAGACGAGGTTCTCTT GGCATCACTTTCTCCC 1497 ACAGCTTCCCAAGCCCCA P 0.03139876 0.005309371 TCAATAAAGCCCCTGTTC ACGCTGCACTGGTG 1498 CTGGGCTGTGGTATTTGG N 0.003942079 0.013674087 GTGATCTTTACATTCTTCA GACTCATGTGTGT 1499 TGGGGCTCAGGGCCTCT P 0.029939558 0.008207084 TTACCATGTGCAGTGACC ATTTCTCAGAGCAGG 1500 TGCAGCTGTAACTGCTCA P 0.012944388 0.007396462 CGCCAAAATGGCTGATG GGGAGGCTGCTGCTT 1501 TGGTGGGAGCTTGTGGA P 0.03260228 0.012670114 GTCGGATCACGTACCTGT GCAGAAACCGCCTCT 1502 GTCAACAGGCCGGGCAC N 0.036596245 0.010321418 GGTGGCTCAGTTATTTCA TCCTCAGCTGGGCTT 1503 CCTTCCACCCGGACACG P 0.039100742 0.000627893 CGCAAGCCGATGCACAG AGAGTGTGGCTTCATT 1504 TGCCCTGTTATCTCCTAG P 0.017791927 0.010808553 TGCTAACAATACACTCCA GTCATGAGCCGGGC 1505 AGCATCACCTTCGCACTG N 0.024307434 0.00473334 AAGAGTGGAGAGAGTCT ACTGGATGACTGGCC 1506 GGAGCCCCCTCTGGGTG P 0.047136485 0.033788195 GACTGCGCTTCTTCTCAA CACAATACAAGGACG 1507 GCCCACTTCGATGTGTTG P 0.031714559 0.000919257 TTCTTGTCGCACTTAGGG ACATCAATCAAGGA 1508 GTGCCCGCGATAGGCTT P 0.047426696 0.012338529 CTCTGGTTTTGTCTTTGC TGTTCCTGGCAGCGC 1509 GCTCACACATACAAAAAC N 0.020972604 0.004031424 TAAGTTGCCTTTCCTTGA ATGAACCCTGTCTG 1510 CTGCCAAACAGAGCAGT N 0.035426044 0.007870835 GGGTGAAATGGTCCCAG GGTGACATGTTAGATC 1511 AACCCCGCTCTGCCGCC P 0.02800267 0.025723563 GCTGCTGGAACCCATGA GGCGTGCTTGCAGGCT 1512 GCCTTTTTTAACTTGAGG P 0.025167703 0.004034367 GTGTAGAGGTCCTCCAC GCTTGTTTGCCTGAA 1513 GGACCAGCTACAAAATCT N 0.023945397 0.02021854 TCAGGACCAGCTCAGAAT GAAAATGCCGGGGC 1514 GGGCCGAGATGGTTTGT N 0.03801362 0.017926508 CTTATGCCTATAGCTGTT TATGTCCCACCAGTG 1515 GACTGCAGGCTCCCCTT N 0.014037978 0.003176608 CCTGCACCACCATTGTCT CAGCAGTAAAGGCGA 1516 GCCAGCCTTCCTGGTCC P 0.035725567 0.012929448 CGATTGTTCCATTAAGCT TTATCCTCACCTACC 1517 GATCTGCCGTCACTGGG P 0.045667657 0.002298658 GTGGCAACATCCTGGGT CCTAAGTCTGTGGCTC 1518 CGGCTGACGAGCTACCT P 0.008935471 0.022499083 TACTGAGCATATTCCTGC CTCTACACCAGAGAC 1519 AGCAGCTGTTAGGGTCA N 0.04087459 0.020135815 GCAATTTCTCCGGCCAAC TGTAGGAGGACTTGG 1520 GGTGTGTTTCTTTGCTGG P 0.032019281 0.01375169 TCACACCCATGATGGTGG CTACTCTGAGGATC 1521 TGTTTGATCCACCCCCTT N 0.006035439 0.023062449 CCCTGAAAATCCTGGGA GGTTTTATTGCTGCC 1522 TCCCTGGGGGTTGGGGG N 0.044940574 0.0002559 CTGTGTCTCTCCATCCCT TAGTAAAAATACAGC 1523 GCAGTATCCAGTGAGTGA N 0.040441431 0.001224611 AGAACACTTGACTGACTC TTGGGCCACCTCTG 1524 TGGCCCCCAAGAAGGGA N 0.039751456 0.006887156 GACAGTTCTGCTGAAGAA CTCGAACTGGATACT 1525 CCTTAAAGGCCAAGAAG N 0.034682482 0.007146317 GCAGTGTTGAAAGGTGTC CGCAGCCACACGCAA 1526 TCTCCCTTTCCCATCTTG N 0.016471269 0.01357284 ACTTCTGGAATAGCCCTT GCCAAATACCAGGG 1527 GTGGTGGGCCAAGAACA P 0.019429179 0.002546118 GCCAGGCCAAAACCATT GCCACGGAGTCTTGTC 1528 TTCACATTGGCCAAGTTA N 0.031347949 0.024530823 TCATGTCCATCCACACCA AGCTGCAGAACAAG 1529 CCTGAGGGCCAGGAGGC N 0.021315115 3.57724E−05 TGGGACCTGGTTTGGGC CAGAACTTCTTCATAA 1530 CCAAAGGCACAGGCCAA P 0.021292259 0.003470759 GTTGTAGCTTTGTCCCTT GCCATCATGCCCAAC 1531 GTGATTCCTGCAACTTGA P 0.034130667 0.022954044 CCTTCAGGCTGGGAGAG GTGGAGAGCCATGCC 1532 GGCTGACATTGGGACTC P 0.046820644 0.02433559 CCCTTGGATTATCTTTGT ATCAGGAGGGCCTCA 1533 GCAATCACTACCTTTCTC P 0.011179677 0.010634337 GTTTCATTTGTGTAACCA TGCAGCATAGGCAC 1534 GGAGCAGCAGATGGCTC P 0.008462421 0.002925456 TCGGTTCCAGGTGTGGG ACTATGAGGAGGGAGA 1535 ACGCCCGCAGTCCCTCA N 0.025340155 0.031897996 TCAGCAATTCCCAAGCTC CAAAGCTCCCTGGAA 1536 GGAGCTAAGCAGCCTTA P 0.007970077 0.002394201 GATAGCAGCAGAAGGCT TTTTGGATTCTCCTCC 1537 GAGGTCAGGAGTTCAAAA N 0.020686819 0.00982343 CCAGCCTGGCCAACATG GCGAAATCCTGTCTG 1538 CCTCAGCTGCGAGGTTT P 0.044045119 0.012424261 GGACCTTGAGGCTTGGA TGAGGGAATTTTTCCC

TABLE 2 312 Positive and Negative Predictor Genes of GVHD Outcome and Exemplary Probes Index ProbeID Accession no. Gene name Symbol Synonyms   1 380575 NM_000978.3 ribosomal protein L23 RPL23 MGC117346; rpL17; (RPL23), mRNA. MGC111167; MGC72008   2 940398 NM_006360.3 eukaryotic translation EIF3M FLJ29030; GA17; hfl-B5; initiation factor 3, subunit M eIF3m; PCID1; B5 (EIF3M), mRNA.   3 990315 NM_030752.2 t-complex 1 (TCP1), TCP1 TCP-1-alpha; CCT-alpha; transcript variant 1, mRNA. CCT1; D6S230E; CCTa   4 1240136 NM_199345.3 phosphatidylinositol 4- PI4KAP2 FLJ44912; MGC31920 kinase, catalytic, alpha polypeptide pseudogene 2 (PI4KAP2), mRNA.   5 1820482 NM_004548.1 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFB10 PDSW (ubiquinone) 1 beta subcomplex, 10, 22 kDa (NDUFB10), mRNA.   6 1850288 NM_014153.2 zinc finger CCCH-type ZC3H7A HSPC055; ZC3HDC7; containing 7A (ZC3H7A), ZC3H7; FLJ20318; mRNA. FLJ10027   7 2940022 NM_000712.3 biliverdin reductase A BLVRA BVRA; BLVR (BLVRA), mRNA.   8 3370164 NM_000701.6 ATPase, Na+/K+ ATP1A1 MGC3285; MGC51750 transporting, alpha 1 polypeptide (ATP1A1), transcript variant 1, mRNA.   9 3440400 NM_020698.1 transmembrane and coiled- TMCC3 KIAA1145 coil domain family 3 (TMCC3), mRNA.  10 3450148 NM_170734.2 brain-derived neurotrophic BDNF MGC34632 factor (BDNF), transcript variant 6, mRNA.  11 3780450 NM_079837.2 BTG3 associated nuclear BANP DKFZp761H172; protein (BANP), transcript FLJ10177; SMAR1; variant 2, mRNA. SMARBP1; FLJ20538  12 4200575 NM_014232.1 vesicle-associated VAMP2 SYB2; VAMP-2; FLJ11460 membrane protein 2 (synaptobrevin 2) (VAMP2), mRNA.  13 4640689 NM_001967.3 eukaryotic translation EIF4A2 DDX2B; BM-010; EIF4A; initiation factor 4A, isoform EIF4F 2 (EIF4A2), mRNA.  14 5220196 NM_006565.2 CCCTC-binding factor (zinc CTCF — finger protein) (CTCF), mRNA.  15 5870632 NM_004800.1 transmembrane 9 TM9SF2 P76; MGC117391; superfamily member 2 FLJ26287 (TM9SF2), mRNA.  16 6290392 NM_005839.3 serine/arginine repetitive SRRM1 SRM160; 160-KD; matrix 1 (SRRM1), mRNA. POP101; MGC39488  17 6380008 NM_025209.2 enhancer of polycomb EPC1 Epl1; DKFZp781P2312 homolog 1 (Drosophila) (EPC1), mRNA.  18 6380427 NM_202468.1 GIPC PDZ domain GIPC1 IIP-1; TIP-2; GLUT1CBP; containing family, member 1 C19orf3; RGS19IP1; (GIPC1), transcript variant Hs.6454; SYNECTIIN; 3, mRNA. MGC15889; NIP; MGC3774; SEMCAP; GIPC  19 6580553 NM_005688.2 ATP-binding cassette, sub- ABCC5 MOAT-C; pABC11; ABC33; family C (CFTR/MRP), MRP5; SMRP; EST277145; member 5 (ABCC5), DKFZp686C1782; MOATC transcript variant 1, mRNA.  20 7210128 NM_024408.2 Notch homolog 2 NOTCH2 hN2; AGS2 (Drosophila) (NOTCH2), mRNA.  21 10504 NM_031950.2 fibroblast growth factor FGFBP2 KSP37 binding protein 2 (FGFBP2), mRNA.  22 20010 NM_001014438.1 cysteinyl-tRNA synthetase CARS CARS1; CYSRS; (CARS), transcript variant 4, MGC: 11246 mRNA.  23 20056 NM_003295.1 tumor protein, TPT1 TCTP; p02; HRF; translationally-controlled 1 FLJ27337 (TPT1), mRNA.  24 60053 NM_000975.2 ribosomal protein L11 RPL11 GIG34 (RPL11), mRNA.  25 60397 NR_001449.1 tRNA lysine 1 (TRK1) on TRK1 — chromosome 17.  26 70008 NM_000433.2 neutrophil cytosolic factor 2 NCF2 p67phox; NOXA2; P67- (65 kDa, chronic PHOX granulomatous disease, autosomal 2) (NCF2), mRNA.  27 270544 NM_003297.1 nuclear receptor subfamily NR2C1 TR2-11; TR2 2, group C, member 1 (NR2C1), transcript variant 1, mRNA.  28 450195 NM_001788.4 septin 7 (SEPT7), transcript SEPT7 Nbla02942; CDC10; variant 1, mRNA. SEPT7A; CDC3  29 450431 NM_199424.1 WW domain containing E3 WWP2 WWp2-like; AIP2 ubiquitin protein ligase 2 (WWP2), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  30 450615 NM_005953.2 metallothionein 2A (MT2A), MT2A MT2 mRNA.  31 450762 NM_021642.2 Fc fragment of IgG, low FCGR2A FCGR2A1; CDw32; affinity IIa, receptor (CD32) CD32A; CD32; FcGR; (FCGR2A), mRNA. FCG2; IGFR2; FCGR2; MGC30032; MGC23887  32 460411 NM_006390.2 importin 8 (IPO8), mRNA. IPO8 FLJ26580; RANBP8  33 460750 NM_024065.3 phosducin-like 3 (PDCL3), PDCL3 VIAF1; HTPHLP; mRNA. MGC3062  34 520133 NM_001005849.1 SMT3 suppressor of mif two SUMO2 SMT3H2; HSMT3; 3 homolog 2 (S. cerevisiae) MGC117191; SMT3B (SUMO2), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  35 520392 NM_023914.2 purinergic receptor P2Y, G- P2RY13 P2Y13; FKSG77; SP174; protein coupled, 13 GPR94; GPCR1; GPR86 (P2RY13), transcript variant 1, mRNA.  36 580255 NM_001624.2 absent in melanoma 1 AIM1 ST4 (AIM1), mRNA.  37 610014 NM_003541.2 histone cluster 1, H4k HIST1H4K dJ160A22.1; H4/d; H4FD; (HIST1H4K), mRNA. H4F2iii  38 610309 NM_207115.1 zinc finger protein 580 ZNF580 — (ZNF580), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  39 610670 NM_145805.1 ISL LIM homeobox 2 ISL2 FLJ10160 (ISL2), mRNA.  40 620047 NM_004331.2 BCL2/adenovirus E1B BNIP3L BNIP3a; NIX 19 kDa interacting protein 3- like (BNIP3L), mRNA.  41 630403 NM_005830.2 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPS31 MRP-S31; IMOGN38 protein S31 (MRPS31), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA.  42 630706 NM_144653.3 BTB (POZ) domain BTBD14A BTBD14; MGC23427 containing 14A (BTBD14A), mRNA.  43 670255 NM_001924.2 growth arrest and DNA- GADD45A GADD45; DDIT1 damage-inducible, alpha (GADD45A), mRNA.  44 780603 NR_002305.1 protein disulfide isomerase PDIA3P ERp60; GRP58P family A, member 3 pseudogene (PDIA3P) on chromosome 1.  45 830041 NM_001005193.1 olfactory receptor, family 7, OR7G2 OST260; OR19-6 subfamily G, member 2 (OR7G2), mRNA.  46 830619 NM_004083.4 DNA-damage-inducible DDIT3 MGC4154; CEBPZ; transcript 3 (DDIT3), CHOP10; CHOP; mRNA. GADD153  47 870082 NM_012402.2 ADP-ribosylation factor ARFIP2 POR1 interacting protein 2 (arfaptin 2) (ARFIP2), mRNA.  48 990056 NM_020706.1 splicing factor, SFRS15 SCAF4; DKFZP434E098; arginine/serine-rich 15 FLJ23364; SRA4; (SFRS15), mRNA. KIAA1172  49 990273 NM_000998.4 ribosomal protein L37a RPL37A MGC74786 (RPL37A), mRNA.  50 990543 NM_004768.2 splicing factor, SFRS11 DKFZp686M13204; arginine/serine-rich 11 dJ677H15.2; p54 (SFRS11), mRNA.  51 1030431 NM_001995.2 acyl-CoA synthetase long- ACSL1 FACL2; LACS; FACL1; chain family member 1 ACS1; LACS2; LACS1 (ACSL1), mRNA.  52 1050408 NM_005678.3 SNRPN upstream reading SNURF — frame (SNURF), transcript variant 1, mRNA.  53 1050762 NM_003844.2 tumor necrosis factor TNFRSF10A TRAILR1; MGC9365; receptor superfamily, APO2; DR4; CD261; member 10a TRAILR-1 (TNFRSF10A), mRNA.  54 1070373 NM_001012994.1 sorting nexin family member SNX30 FLJ35589; FLJ46877; 30 (SNX30), mRNA. FLJ45069; FLJ26481; FLJ44686; FLJ34280  55 1070435 NM_201433.1 growth arrest-specific 7 GAS7 MGC1348; MLL/GAS7; (GAS7), transcript variant c, KIAA0394 mRNA.  56 1070593 NM_007246.2 kelch-like 2, Mayven KLHL2 ABP-KELCH; MAV; (Drosophila) (KLHL2), MAYVEN mRNA.  57 1090474 NM_000073.1 CD3g molecule, gamma CD3G MGC138597; CD3- (CD3-TCR complex) GAMMA; T3G (CD3G), mRNA.  58 1170300 NM_005950.1 metallothionein 1G (MT1G), MT1G MT1; MT1K; MGC12386 mRNA.  59 1170332 NM_014911.3 AP2 associated kinase 1 AAK1 DKFZp686K16132; (AAK1), mRNA. MGC164568; FLJ45252; FLJ23712; FLJ25931; KIAA1048; FLJ42882; DKFZp686F03202; MGC164570; FLJ31060; MGC138170  60 1230292 NM_080651.1 mediator complex subunit MED30 TRAP25; MGC9890; 30 (MED30), mRNA. MED30; THRAP6  61 1240064 NM_012482.3 zinc finger protein 281 ZNF281 FLJ12859; ZNP-99; ZBP- (ZNF281), mRNA. 99; FLJ14378  62 1240142 NM_017654.2 sterile alpha motif domain SAMD9 KIAA2004; C7orf5; OEF1; containing 9 (SAMD9), FLJ20073; NFTC; OEF2 mRNA.  63 1240192 NM_001319.5 casein kinase 1, gamma 2 CSNK1G2 CK1g2 (CSNK1G2), mRNA.  64 1260136 NM_001080497.1 multiple EGF-like-domains MEGF9 EGFL5 9 (MEGF9), mRNA.  65 1340537 NM_001001655.1 alkB, alkylation repair ALKBH2 ABH2; MGC90512; hABH2 homolog 2 (E. coli) (ALKBH2), mRNA.  66 1410068 NM_019884.2 glycogen synthase kinase 3 GSK3A DKFZp686D0638 alpha (GSK3A), mRNA.  67 1410168 NM_001421.2 E74-like factor 4 (ets ELF4 MEF; ELFR domain transcription factor) (ELF4), mRNA.  68 1410221 NM_005621.1 S100 calcium binding S100A12 CAAF1; CAGC; ENRAGE; protein A12 (S100A12), p6; CGRP; MRP6 mRNA.  69 1410411 NM_182710.1 HIV-1 Tat interacting HTATIP ESA1; TIP60; TIP; PLIP; protein, 60 kDa (HTATIP), HTATIP1; cPLA2 transcript variant 1, mRNA.  70 1430347 NM_001076785.1 solute carrier family 7 SLC7A6 DKFZp686K15246; (cationic amino acid KIAA0245; LAT3; LAT-2; transporter, y+ system), y+LAT-2 member 6 (SLC7A6), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  71 1440296 NM_005324.3 H3 histone, family 3B H3F3B H3F3A; H3.3B (H3.3B) (H3F3B), mRNA.  72 1440747 NM_003544.2 histone cluster 1, H4b HIST1H4B H4FI; H4/I (HIST1H4B), mRNA.  73 1470209 NM_019026.2 transmembrane and coiled- TMCO1 HP10122; TMCC4; RP11- coil domains 1 (TMCO1), 466F5.7; PCIA3; PNAS-136 mRNA.  74 1510538 NM_012307.2 erythrocyte membrane EPB41L3 DAL-1; KIAA0987; 4.1B; protein band 4.1-like 3 FLJ37633; DAL1 (EPB41L3), mRNA.  75 1570575 NM_014574.3 striatin, calmodulin binding STRN3 SG2NA protein 3 (STRN3), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  76 1660687 NM_001018089.1 NMDA receptor regulated 2 NARG2 BRCC1 (NARG2), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  77 1690189 NM_152453.2 transmembrane and coiled- TMCO5 MGC35118; FLJ35807 coil domains 5 (TMCO5), mRNA.  78 1740220 NM_004038.3 amylase, alpha 1A AMY1A AMY1; AMY1B (salivary) (AMY1A), transcript variant 1, mRNA.  79 1770609 NM_198486.2 ribosomal protein L7-like 1 RPL7L1 MGC62004; dJ475N16.4 (RPL7L1), mRNA.  80 1780273 XM_001127464.1 PREDICTED: arachidonate ALOX5 — 5-lipoxygenase (ALOX5), mRNA.  81 1780647 NM_052853.3 aarF domain containing ADCK2 MGC20727; AARF kinase 2 (ADCK2), mRNA.  82 1820544 NM_182679.1 G patch domain containing GPATCH4 GPATC4 4 (GPATCH4), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  83 1940041 NM_000631.3 neutrophil cytosolic factor 4, NCF4 SH3PXD4; P40PHOX; 40 kDa (NCF4), transcript NCF; MGC3810 variant 1, mRNA.  84 1940053 NM_001681.2 ATPase, Ca++ transporting, ATP2A2 DAR; ATP2B; MGC45367; cardiac muscle, slow twitch DD; SERCA2 2 (ATP2A2), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  85 1980594 NR_002203.1 ferritin, heavy polypeptide- FTHL8 — like 8 (FTHL8) on chromosome X.  86 1990278 NM_021642.2 Fc fragment of IgG, low FCGR2A FCGR2A1; CDw32; affinity IIa, receptor (CD32) CD32A; CD32; FcGR; (FCGR2A), mRNA. FCG2; IGFR2; FCGR2; MGC30032; MGC23887  87 2000010 NM_006231.2 polymerase (DNA directed), POLE DKFZp434F222; FLJ21434; epsilon (POLE), mRNA. POLE1  88 2000048 NM_173683.3 XK, Kell blood group XKR6 C8orf7; XRG6; C8orf21 complex subunit-related family, member 6 (XKR6), transcript variant 2, mRNA.  89 2030243 NM_013393.1 FtsJ homolog 2 (E. coli) FTSJ2 FJH1; DKFZp686J14194 (FTSJ2), mRNA.  90 2060291 NM_004099.4 stomatin (STOM), transcript STOM EPB7; EPB72; BND7 variant 1, mRNA.  91 2070288 NM_175617.3 metallothionein 1E (MT1E), MT1E MT1; MTD mRNA.  92 2100196 NM_005101.1 ISG15 ubiquitin-like modifier ISG15 G1P2; UCRP; IFI15 (ISG15), mRNA.  93 2100273 NM_001402.5 eukaryotic translation EEF1A1 EEF1A; FLJ25721; CCS-3; elongation factor 1 alpha 1 PTI1; CCS3; MGC102687; (EEF1A1), mRNA. MGC16224; EF-Tu; eEF1A- 1; EEF-1; MGC131894; HNGC:16303; GRAF-1EF; LENG7; EF1A  94 2100292 NM_002893.2 retinoblastoma binding RBBP7 RbAp46; MGC138867; protein 7 (RBBP7), mRNA. MGC138868  95 2140753 NM_001034996.1 ribosomal protein L14 RPL14 CAG-ISL-7; CTG-B33; L14; (RPL14), transcript variant MGC88594; RL14; hRL14 1, mRNA.  96 2230678 NM_001093.3 acetyl-Coenzyme A ACACB ACC2; ACCB; HACC275 carboxylase beta (ACACB), mRNA.  97 2320053 NM_024632.4 SAP30-like (SAP30L), SAP30L FLJ11526; NS4ATP2 mRNA.  98 2320139 NM_002954.3 ribosomal protein S27a RPS27A UBCEP1; UBA80; CEP80; (RPS27A), mRNA. HUBCEP80; UBCEP80  99 2320653 NM_018281.2 enoyl Coenzyme A ECHDC2 FLJ10948 hydratase domain containing 2 (ECHDC2), mRNA. 100 2340626 NM_016020.1 transcription factor B1, TFB1M CGI75; mtTFB; CGI-75 mitochondrial (TFB1M), mRNA. 101 2350192 NM_018694.2 ADP-ribosylation-like factor ARL6IP4 MGC814; SRp25; SR-25 6 interacting protein 4 (ARL6IP4), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 102 2350563 NM_005791.1 M-phase phosphoprotein 10 MPHOSPH10 MPP10P; MPP10 (U3 small nucleolar ribonucleoprotein) (MPHOSPH10), mRNA. 103 2360528 NM_182776.1 minichromosome MCM7 MCM2; CDC47; P1.1- maintenance complex MCM3; P1CDC47; component 7 (MCM7), CDABP0042; P85MCM; transcript variant 2, mRNA. PNAS-146 104 2450446 NM_015906.3 tripartite motif-containing 33 TRIM33 FLJ32925; TIF1G; RFG7; (TRIM33), transcript variant PTC7; TF1G; TIF1GAMMA; a, mRNA. TIFGAMMA 105 2480037 NM_178868.3 CKLF-like MARVEL CMTM8 CKLFSF8; CKLFSF8-V2 transmembrane domain containing 8 (CMTM8), mRNA. 106 2480328 NM_032361.1 THO complex 3 (THOC3), THOC3 TEX1; MGC5469 mRNA. 107 2480487 NM_005819.4 syntaxin 6 (STX6), mRNA. STX6 — 108 2490333 NM_207336.1 zinc finger protein 467 ZNF467 EZI; Zfp467 (ZNF467), mRNA. 109 2570100 NM_019112.3 ATP-binding cassette, sub- ABCA7 ABCA-SSN; ABCX; family A (ABC1), member 7 FLJ40025 (ABCA7), mRNA. 110 2570288 NM_015677.1 SH3 domain containing, SH3YL1 FLJ39121; Ray; Ysc84-like 1 (S. cerevisiae) DKFZP586F1318 (SH3YL1), mRNA. 111 2570328 NM_021643.1 tribbles homolog 2 TRIB2 TRB2; GS3955 (Drosophila) (TRIB2), mRNA. 112 2600204 NM_014016.2 SAC1 suppressor of actin SACM1L KIAA0851; SAC1; mutations 1-like (yeast) DKFZp686A0231 (SACM1L), mRNA. 113 2640541 NM_006364.2 Sec23 homolog A (S. cerevisiae) SEC23A CLSD; MGC26267 (SEC23A), mRNA. 114 2640707 XM_001130839.1 PREDICTED: nuclear NR1D2 — receptor subfamily 1, group D, member 2 (NR1D2), mRNA. 115 2680082 NM_000971.3 ribosomal protein L7 RPL7 MGC117326; humL7-1 (RPL7), mRNA. 116 2690224 NM_030980.1 interferon stimulated ISG20L2 FLJ12671 exonuclease gene 20 kDa- like 2 (ISG20L2), mRNA. 117 2710196 NM_018428.2 UTP6, small subunit (SSU) UTP6 HCA66; C17orf40 processome component, homolog (yeast) (UTP6), mRNA. 118 2760537 NM_175621.2 metallothionein E (MTE), MTE MT1I mRNA. 119 2970079 NM_003274.3 transmembrane protein 1 TMEM1 EHOC-1; MGC126777; (TMEM1), transcript variant EHOC1; GT334 1, mRNA. 120 2970594 NM_138373.3 myeloid-associated MYADM SB135 differentiation marker (MYADM), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 121 3130600 NM_007048.4 butyrophilin, subfamily 3, BTN3A1 BT3.1; CD277; member A1 (BTN3A1), MGC141880; BTF5 mRNA. 122 3140041 NM_007237.3 SP140 nuclear body protein SP140 MGC126440; LYSP100-B; (SP140), transcript variant LYSP100-A 1, mRNA. 123 3170440 NM_022893.2 B-cell CLL/lymphoma 11A BCL11A BCL11A-L; CTIP1; (zinc finger protein) FLJ10173; EVI9; BCL11A- (BCL11A), transcript variant XL; BCL11A-S; FLJ34997; 1, mRNA. KIAA1809 124 3170451 NM_024815.3 nudix (nucleoside NUDT18 FLJ22494 diphosphate linked moiety X)-type motif 18 (NUDT18), mRNA. 125 3180273 NM_020315.4 pyridoxal (pyridoxine, PDXP CIN; FLJ32703; PLP; vitamin B6) phosphatase dJ37E16.5 (PDXP), mRNA. 126 3190133 NR_002205.1 ferritin, heavy polypeptide- FTHL12 — like 12 (FTHL12) on chromosome 9. 127 3310546 NM_001950.3 E2F transcription factor 4, E2F4 E2F-4 p107/p130-binding (E2F4), mRNA. 128 3370474 NM_013368.2 SERTA domain containing SERTAD3 RBT1 3 (SERTAD3), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 129 3450278 NM_172232.1 ATP-binding cassette, sub- ABCA5 FLJ16381; family A (ABC1), member 5 DKFZp779N2435; (ABCA5), transcript variant DKFZp451F117; 2, mRNA. EST90625; ABC13 130 3450463 NM_183376.1 arrestin domain containing ARRDC4 FLJ36045 4 (ARRDC4), mRNA. 131 3450537 NM_032564.2 diacylglycerol O- DGAT2 HMFN1045; acyltransferase homolog 2 DKFZp686A15125 (mouse) (DGAT2), mRNA. 132 3520093 NM_021070.2 latent transforming growth LTBP3 FLJ44138; FLJ42533; factor beta binding protein 3 FLJ39893; LTBP-3; (LTBP3), mRNA. pp6425; FLJ33431; LTBP2; DKFZP586M2123 133 3520598 NM_019858.1 G protein-coupled receptor GPR162 GRCA; A-2 162 (GPR162), transcript variant A-2, mRNA. 134 3610630 NM_016302.2 cereblon (CRBN), mRNA. CRBN MGC27358; DKFZp781K0715; MRT2A 135 3710735 NM_153819.1 RAS guanyl releasing RASGRP2 CDC25L; CALDAG-GEFI protein 2 (calcium and DAG-regulated) (RASGRP2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 136 3780544 NM_016047.3 splicing factor 3B, 14 kDa SF3B14 Ht006; SF3B14a; SAP14; subunit (SF3B14), mRNA. CGI-110; HSPC175; P14 137 3800576 NM_080914.1 asialoglycoprotein receptor ASGR2 L-H2; CLEC4H2; Hs.1259; 2 (ASGR2), transcript ASGP-R variant 3, mRNA. 138 3830273 NM_020202.2 nitrilase family, member 2 NIT2 MGC111199 (NIT2), mRNA. 139 3830653 NM_006736.5 DnaJ (Hsp40) homolog, DNAJB2 HSPF3; HSJ1 subfamily B, member 2 (DNAJB2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 140 3850059 NM_005574.2 LIM domain only 2 LMO2 TTG2; RBTN2; RBTNL1; (rhombotin-like 1) (LMO2), RHOM2 mRNA. 141 3890689 NM_198053.1 CD247 molecule (CD247), CD247 CD3Q; CD3H; TCRZ; transcript variant 1, mRNA. CD3Z; CD3-ZETA 142 3930133 NM_199004.1 arrestin, beta 2 (ARRB2), ARRB2 ARR2; ARB2; transcript variant 2, mRNA. DKFZp686L0365 143 3930392 NM_001097577.1 angiogenin, ribonuclease, ANG RNASE5; MGC22466; RNase A family, 5 (ANG), RNASE4; MGC71966 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 144 3940138 NM_001009944.1 polycystic kidney disease 1 PKD1 PBP (autosomal dominant) (PKD1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 145 3940358 NM_001003712.1 oxysterol binding protein- OSBPL8 MSTP120; ORP8; MST120; like 8 (OSBPL8), transcript MGC126578; variant 2, mRNA. DKFZp686A11164; OSBP10; MGC133203 146 3990112 NM_001042445.1 calpastatin (CAST), CAST MGC9402; BS-17 transcript variant 11, mRNA. 147 4010400 NM_002480.1 protein phosphatase 1, PPP1R12A MGC133042; MYPT1; MBS regulatory (inhibitor) subunit 12A (PPP1R12A), mRNA. 148 4040088 NM_152772.1 t-complex 11 (mouse)-like 2 TCP11L2 MGC40368 (TCP11L2), mRNA. 149 4120039 NR_002200.1 ferritin, heavy polypeptide- FTHL2 — like 2 (FTHL2) on chromosome 1. 150 4120341 NM_002208.4 integrin, alpha E (antigen ITGAE HUMINAE; CD103; CD103, human mucosal MGC141996 lymphocyte antigen 1; alpha polypeptide) (ITGAE), mRNA. 151 4150132 NM_017514.2 plexin A3 (PLXNA3), PLXNA3 XAP-6; HSSEXGENE; mRNA. PLEXIN-A3; PLXN4; SEX; PLXN3; 6.3 152 4200068 NM_016553.3 nucleoporin 62 kDa NUP62 FLJ43869; DKFZp547L134; (NUP62), transcript variant MGC841; p62; SNDI; IBSN; 2, mRNA. FLJ20822 153 4210465 NM_006889.3 CD86 molecule (CD86), CD86 B7-2; B70; LAB72; transcript variant 2, mRNA. MGC34413; CD28LG2 154 4220468 NM_001001787.1 ATPase, Na+/K+ ATP1B1 MGC1798; ATP1B transporting, beta 1 polypeptide (ATP1B1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 155 4220632 XM_001133534.1 PREDICTED: ATPase, ATP1B3 — Na+/K+ transporting, beta 3 polypeptide, transcript variant 2 (ATP1B3), mRNA. 156 4220672 NM_005949.2 metallothionein 1F (MT1F), MT1F MT1; MGC32732 mRNA. 157 4220731 NM_000917.2 procollagen-proline, 2- P4HA1 P4HA; 4-PH alpha-1 oxoglutarate 4-dioxygenase (proline 4-hydroxylase), alpha polypeptide I (P4HA1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 158 4230093 NM_001171.3 ATP-binding cassette, sub- ABCC6 MOATE; EST349056; ARA; family C (CFTR/MRP), PXE1; ABC34; PXE; MLP1; member 6 (ABCC6), MRP6 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 159 4230097 NM_002128.4 high-mobility group box 1 HMGB1 DKFZp686A04236; HMG3; (HMGB1), mRNA. SBP-1; HMG1 160 4230619 NM_012198.2 grancalcin, EF-hand GCA GCL calcium binding protein (GCA), mRNA. 161 4250768 NM_004645.2 coilin (COIL), mRNA. COIL p80-coilin; CLN80 162 4260221 NM_145911.1 zinc finger protein 23 (KOX ZNF23 KOX16; Zfp612; ZNF359; 16) (ZNF23), mRNA. ZNF612 163 4280162 NM_024041.2 sodium channel modifier 1 SCNM1 MGC3180 (SCNM1), mRNA. 164 4390301 NM_016113.3 transient receptor potential TRPV2 VRL; VRL-1; MGC12549; cation channel, subfamily V, VRL1 member 2 (TRPV2), mRNA. 165 4490242 NM_006256.2 protein kinase N2 (PKN2), PKN2 PRO2042; PAK2; Pak-2; mRNA. PRKCL2; MGC150606; MGC71074; PRK2 166 4640220 NM_145113.1 MYC associated factor X MAX MGC34679; MGC36767; (MAX), transcript variant 3, MGC11225; MGC10775; mRNA. orf1; MGC18164 167 4670601 NM_022804.2 SNRPN upstream reading SNURF — frame (SNURF), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 168 4730148 NM_004986.2 kinectin 1 (kinesin receptor) KTN1 KIAA0004; MGC133337; (KTN1), transcript variant 4, MU-RMS-40.19; CG1; KNT mRNA. 169 4730181 NR_002205.1 ferritin, heavy polypeptide- FTHL12 — like 12 (FTHL12) on chromosome 9. 170 4760474 NM_006000.1 tubulin, alpha 4a (TUBA4A), TUBA4A TUBA1; H2-ALPHA; mRNA. FLJ30169 171 4780678 NM_001079.3 zeta-chain (TCR) ZAP70 FLJ17670; ZAP-70; TZK; associated protein kinase STD; FLJ17679; SRK 70 kDa (ZAP70), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 172 4830113 NM_016619.1 placenta-specific 8 PLAC8 C15; onzin (PLAC8), mRNA. 173 4850091 NM_006331.5 EMG1 nucleolar protein EMG1 Grcc2f; C2F; NEP1 homolog (S. cerevisiae) (EMG1), mRNA. 174 4850327 NM_016205.1 platelet derived growth PDGFC SCDGF factor C (PDGFC), mRNA. 175 4860209 NM_173468.2 MOB1, Mps One Binder MOBKL1A MOB4A; MGC33910; kinase activator-like 1A MATS2; Mob1B (yeast) (MOBKL1A), mRNA. 176 4880215 NM_001514.3 general transcription factor GTF2B TFIIB; TF2B IIB (GTF2B), mRNA. 177 4890722 NM_006139.1 CD28 molecule (CD28), CD28 Tp44; MGC138290 mRNA. 178 4920347 NM_016442.3 endoplasmic reticulum ERAP1 APPILS; ALAP; PILSAP; aminopeptidase 1 (ERAP1), ERAP1; ERAAP; ARTS-1; transcript variant 1, mRNA. ERAAP1; KIAA0525; A- LAP; PILS-AP; ARTS1 179 5050156 NM_004050.2 BCL2-like 2 (BCL2L2), BCL2L2 KIAA0271; BCLW; BCL-W mRNA. 180 5080246 NM_003522.3 histone cluster 1, H2bf HIST1H2BF H2B/g; H2BFG (HIST1H2BF), mRNA. 181 5090288 NM_171999.2 sal-like 3 (Drosophila) SALL3 ZNF796 (SALL3), mRNA. 182 5090307 NM_153362.1 protease, serine, 35 PRSS35 dJ223E3.1; MGC46520; (PRSS35), mRNA. C6orf158 183 5090397 NM_206909.2 pleckstrin and Sec7 domain PSD3 DKFZp761K1423; EFA6R; containing 3 (PSD3), HCA67 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 184 5090450 NM_004818.2 DEAD (Asp-Glu-Ala-Asp) DDX23 U5-100K; prp28; PRPF28; box polypeptide 23 MGC8416 (DDX23), mRNA. 185 5130750 NM_002729.4 hematopoietically HHEX HEX; PRH; PRHX; expressed homeobox HOX11L-PEN; HMPH (HHEX), mRNA. 186 5270291 NM_017811.3 ubiquitin-conjugating UBE2R2 UBC3B; FLJ20419; enzyme E2R 2 (UBE2R2), MGC10481; CDC34B mRNA. 187 5290369 NM_032582.3 ubiquitin specific peptidase USP32 USP10; NY-REN-60 32 (USP32), mRNA. 188 5290482 NM_031943.1 IFP38 (IFP38), mRNA. IFP38 — 189 5360500 NM_152246.1 carnitine CPT1B CPT1-M; KIAA1670; M- palmitoyltransferase 1B CPT1 (muscle) (CPT1B), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 3, mRNA. 190 5390433 NM_030621.2 Dicer1, Dcr-1 homolog DICER1 Dicer; HERNA; KIAA0928 (Drosophila) (DICER1), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 191 5420575 NM_001013251.1 solute carrier family 3 SLC3A2 4F2HC; CD98; 4F2; (activators of dibasic and CD98HC; 4T2HC; MDU1; neutral amino acid NACAE transport), member 2 (SLC3A2), transcript variant 6, mRNA. 192 5490753 NM_005467.2 N-acetylated alpha-linked NAALAD2 MGC26353; MGC116996; acidic dipeptidase 2 NAALADASE2; (NAALAD2), mRNA. NAADALASE2 193 5550369 NM_001125.2 ADP-ribosylarginine ADPRH ARH1 hydrolase (ADPRH), mRNA. 194 5670398 NM_025191.2 ER degradation enhancer, EDEM3 C1orf22 mannosidase alpha-like 3 (EDEM3), mRNA. 195 5670682 XM_943640.2 PREDICTED: hypothetical FLJ32255 — protein LOC643977, transcript variant 2 (FLJ32255), mRNA. 196 5810398 NM_001080547.1 spleen focus forming virus SPI1 SPI-A; OF; SFPI1; PU.1; (SFFV) proviral integration SPI-1 oncogene spi1 (SPI1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 197 5820068 NM_032025.3 eukaryotic translation EIF2A MSTP089; MSTP004; EIF- initiation factor 2A, 65 kDa 2A; CDA02; MST089 (EIF2A), mRNA. 198 5820528 NM_001077446.1 tRNA splicing TSEN34 LENG5; SEN34; SEN34L endonuclease 34 homolog (S. cerevisiae) (TSEN34), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 199 5860064 NM_138782.1 FCH domain only 2 FCHO2 — (FCHO2), mRNA. 200 5870131 NM_000492.3 cystic fibrosis CFTR ABCC7; MRP7; TNR- transmembrane CFTR; CFTR/MRP; conductance regulator dJ760C5.1; CF; ABC35 (ATP-binding cassette sub- family C, member 7) (CFTR), mRNA. 201 5890538 NM_018708.2 fem-1 homolog a (C. elegans) FEM1A DKFZp762M136; EPRAP (FEM1A), mRNA. 202 5900112 NM_052857.2 coiled-coil domain CCDC16 MGC20398 containing 16 (CCDC16), mRNA. 203 5910113 NM_004385.2 versican (VCAN), mRNA. VCAN DKFZp686K06110; WGN; VERSICAN; PG-M; WGN1; ERVR; CSPG2 204 6020327 NM_024901.3 DENN/MADD domain DENND2D FLJ22457; RP5-1180E21.2 containing 2D (DENND2D), mRNA. 205 6020653 NM_014962.2 BTB (POZ) domain BTBD3 dJ742J24.1; MGC130038; containing 3 (BTBD3), KIAA0952; MGC130039 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 206 6040487 NM_006265.1 RAD21 homolog (S. pombe) RAD21 KIAA0078; hHR21; NXP1; (RAD21), mRNA. FLJ40596; HRAD21; FLJ25655; SCC1; HR21; MCD1 207 6060196 NM_145912.5 NFAT activating protein with NFAM1 FLJ40652; CNAIP; ITAM motif 1 (NFAM1), bK126B4.4 mRNA. 208 6110392 NM_002076.2 glucosamine (N-acetyl)-6- GNS G6S; MGC21274 sulfatase (Sanfilippo disease IIID) (GNS), mRNA. 209 6180070 NR_002204.1 ferritin, heavy polypeptide- FTHL11 — like 11 (FTHL11) on chromosome 8. 210 6180154 NM_145255.2 mitochondrial ribosomal MRPL10 MGC17973; MRP-L10; protein L10 (MRPL10), L10MT; RPML8; MRPL8; nuclear gene encoding MRP-L8 mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 211 6180537 NM_002139.2 RNA binding motif protein, RBMX RBMXRT; HNRPG; X-linked (RBMX), mRNA. hnRNP-G; RNMX; RBMXP1 212 6200402 NM_005946.2 metallothionein 1A (MT1A), MT1A MTC; MT1; MGC32848; mRNA. MT1S 213 6200669 NM_138720.1 histone cluster 1, H2bd HIST1H2BD H2B.1B; HIRIP2; (HIST1H2BD), transcript MGC90432; dJ221C16.6; variant 2, mRNA. H2B/b; H2BFB 214 6290402 NM_198723.1 transcription elongation TCEA2 TFIIS factor A (SII), 2 (TCEA2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 215 6370025 NM_013333.2 epsin 1 (EPN1), mRNA. EPN1 — 216 6370241 NM_014155.3 zinc finger and BTB domain ZBTB44 MGC57431; MGC60348; containing 44 (ZBTB44), BTBD15; MGC88058; mRNA. HSPC063; MGC26123 217 6380347 NM_001469.3 X-ray repair complementing XRCC6 TLAA; G22P1; CTCBF; defective repair in Chinese ML8; CTC75; KU70 hamster cells 6 (Ku autoantigen, 70 kDa) (XRCC6), mRNA. 218 6380524 NM_003432.1 zinc finger protein 131 ZNF131 pHZ-10 (ZNF131), mRNA. 219 6380639 NM_213725.1 ribosomal protein, large, P1 RPLP1 P1; FLJ27448; RPP1; (RPLP1), transcript variant MGC5215 2, mRNA. 220 6400148 NM_080430.2 selenoprotein M (SELM), SELM MGC40146; SEPM mRNA. 221 6400332 NM_014184.2 cornichon homolog 4 CNIH4 HSPC163 (Drosophila) (CNIH4), mRNA. 222 6400603 NM_024070.3 poliovirus receptor related PVRIG MGC138297; MGC2463; immunoglobulin domain MGC138295; MGC104322; containing (PVRIG), mRNA. C7orf15 223 6420730 NM_001024921.2 ribosomal protein L9 RPL9 FLJ27456; MGC15545; (RPL9), transcript variant 2, DKFZp313J1510; NPC-A- mRNA. 16 224 6480095 NM_030918.5 sorting nexin family member SNX27 MGC126873; MGC20471; 27 (SNX27), mRNA. MGC126871; MY014; KIAA0488 225 6550315 NM_020424.2 LYR motif containing 1 LYRM1 A211C6.1 (LYRM1), mRNA. 226 6560121 NM_002647.2 phosphoinositide-3-kinase, PIK3C3 MGC61518; Vps34 class 3 (PIK3C3), mRNA. 227 6560164 NM_001006.3 ribosomal protein S3A RPS3A FTE1; MGC23240; MFTL (RPS3A), mRNA. 228 6580121 NM_021242.3 MID1 interacting protein 1 MID1IP1 THRSPL; MIG12; (gastrulation specific G12 STRAIT11499; FLJ10386; homolog (zebrafish)) G12-like (MID1IP1), mRNA. 229 6620528 NM_005952.2 metallothionein 1X (MT1X), MT1X MT1; MT-1I mRNA. 230 6620544 NM_016360.2 coiled-coil domain CCDC44 — containing 44 (CCDC44), mRNA. 231 6650451 NM_015057.3 MYC binding protein 2 MYCBP2 FLJ21597; PAM; (MYCBP2), mRNA. FLJ13826; FLJ10106; FLJ21646; DKFZp686M08244; KIAA0916 232 6660162 NM_052972.2 leucine-rich alpha-2- LRG1 HMFT1766; LRG glycoprotein 1 (LRG1), mRNA. 233 6760192 NM_007236.3 calcium binding protein P22 CHP SLC9A1BP (CHP), mRNA. 234 6770634 NM_005154.2 ubiquitin specific peptidase USP8 KIAA0055; FLJ34456; 8 (USP8), mRNA. MGC129718; UBPY; HumORF8 235 6840020 NM_006573.3 tumor necrosis factor TNFSF13B TNFSF20; CD257; TALL1; (ligand) superfamily, delta BAFF; BAFF; ZTNF4; member 13b (TNFSF13B), TALL-1; THANK; BLYS mRNA. 236 6900528 NM_001033568.1 ras homolog gene family, RHOT1 ARHT1; MIRO-1; member T1 (RHOT1), FLJ12633; FLJ11040 transcript variant 1, mRNA. 237 6960593 NM_004439.4 EPH receptor AS (EPHA5), EPHA5 EHK1; TYRO4; HEK7; transcript variant 1, mRNA. CEK7 238 6960735 NM_006004.1 ubiquinol-cytochrome c UQCRH — reductase hinge protein (UQCRH), mRNA. 239 6980092 NM_024297.2 PHD finger protein 23 PHF23 hJUNE-1b; MGC2941; (PHF23), mRNA. FLJ16355; FLJ22884 240 7000369 NM_000591.2 CD14 molecule (CD14), CD14 — transcript variant 1, mRNA. 241 7000465 NM_153615.1 ral guanine nucleotide RGL4 Rgr; MGC119678; dissociation stimulator-like 4 MGC119680 (RGL4), mRNA. 242 7050670 NM_014649.2 scaffold attachment factor SAFB2 KIAA0138 B2 (SAFB2), mRNA. 243 7210035 NR_003041.1 small nucleolar RNA, C/D SNORD13 U13 box 13 (SNORD13) on chromosome 8. 244 7210154 NM_001165.3 baculoviral IAP repeat- BIRC3 RNF49; MALT2; MIHC; containing 3 (BIRC3), HAIP1; API2; HIAP1; AIP1; transcript variant 1, mRNA. CIAP2 245 7210326 NM_004159.4 proteasome (prosome, PSMB8 D6S216; LMP7; RING10; macropain) subunit, beta MGC1491; D6S216E type, 8 (large multifunctional peptidase 7) (PSMB8), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 246 7210450 NM_006769.2 LIM domain only 4 (LMO4), LMO4 — mRNA. 247 7320041 NM_015892.2 B cell RAG associated GALNAC4SNONE6ST DKFZp781H1369; protein (GALNAC4S-6ST), KIAA0598; BRAG; RP11- mRNA. 47G11.1; MGC34346 248 7320551 NM_002350.1 v-yes-1 Yamaguchi LYN FLJ26625; JTK8 sarcoma viral related oncogene homolog (LYN), mRNA. 249 7380255 NM_022481.5 centaurin, delta 3 CENTD3 FLJ21065; ARAP3; DRAG1 (CENTD3), mRNA. 250 7400653 NM_004567.2 6-phosphofructo-2- PFKFB4 — kinase/fructose-2,6- biphosphatase 4 (PFKFB4), mRNA. 251 7400673 NM_001039457.1 ATPase, H+ transporting, ATP6V0B HATPL; ATP6F; VMA16 lysosomal 21 kDa, V0 subunit b (ATP6V0B), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 252 7550364 NM_001077628.1 anterior pharynx defective 1 APH1A APH-1A; CGI-78; homolog A (C. elegans) 6530402N02Rik (APH1A), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 253 7610187 NM_182810.1 activating transcription ATF4 TXREB; TAXREB67; factor 4 (tax-responsive CREB2; CREB-2 enhancer element B67) (ATF4), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 254 7610537 NM_002129.2 high-mobility group box 2 HMGB2 HMG2 (HMGB2), mRNA. 255 7650209 NM_001003943.1 Bcl2 modifying factor BMF FLJ00065 (BMF), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 256 510132 XM_941861.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC650029 — RNA-binding protein 4 (RNA-binding motif protein 4) (Lark homolog) (Hlark) (RNA-binding motif protein 4a), transcript variant 1 (LOC650029), mRNA. 257 610280 NM_025029.2 family with sequence FAM128B FLJ14346; MGC87017 similarity 128, member B (FAM128B), mRNA. 258 650129 BX093310 BX093310 NONE — NCI_CGAP_GC4 cDNA clone IMAGp998F143166; IMAGE: 1257997, mRNA sequence 259 830484 XM_938599.2 PREDICTED: similar to 40S LOC441377 — ribosomal protein S26 (LOC441377), mRNA. 260 830639 XM_929667.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653778 — solute carrier family 25, member 37 (LOC653778), mRNA. 261 870181 NM_001080544.1 similar to ribosomal protein LOC653314 — L19 (LOC653314), mRNA. 262 1010039 AI218425 qh24c08.x1 NONE — Soares NFL_T_GBC_S1 cDNA clone IMAGE: 1845614 3, mRNA sequence 263 1260066 AK024852 cDNA: FLJ21199 fis, clone NONE — COL00235 264 1500538 XM_928168.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC645138 — ribosomal protein S11 (LOC645138), mRNA. 265 1940274 NM_032036.2 family with sequence FAM14A TLH29; MGC44913 similarity 14, member A (FAM14A), mRNA. 266 1980112 NM_197956.1 chromosome 9 open C9orf90 KIAA1896; reading frame 90 (C9orf90), DKFZp762G199; RP11- mRNA. 379C10.2; bA379C10.2 267 2000564 NM_001042475.1 chromosome 6 open C6orf204 MGC131785; RP11- reading frame 204 57K17.2; bA57K17.2; NY- (C6orf204), transcript BR-15 variant 1, mRNA. 268 2260025 XR_015514.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC730746 — Heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein A1 (Helix- destabilizing protein) (Single-strand RNA-binding protein) (hnRNP core protein A1) (HDP) (LOC730746), mRNA. 269 2340446 XM_942351.2 PREDICTED: similar to LOC652726 — ankyrin repeat domain 36 (LOC652726), mRNA. 270 2470240 NM_004848.2 chromosome 1 open C1orf38 ICB-1 reading frame 38 (C1orf38), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 271 2510253 NM_145306.2 chromosome 10 open C10orf35 — reading frame 35 (C10orf35), mRNA. 272 2810082 NM_016470.6 chromosome 20 open C20orf111 dJ1183I21.1; HSPC207; reading frame 111 Perit1 (C20orf111), mRNA. 273 2940066 XM_928429.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC388275 — Heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleoprotein A1 (Helix- destabilizing protein) (Single-strand binding protein) (hnRNP core protein A1) (HDP-1) (Topoisomerase-inhibitor suppressed) (LOC388275), mRNA. 274 2940452 AK056642 cDNA FLJ32080 fis, clone NONE — OCBBF2000015 275 3190348 XM_944816.1 PREDICTED: similar to 60S LOC440927 — acidic ribosomal protein P1, transcript variant 4 (LOC440927), mRNA. 276 3400709 AK094914 cDNA FLJ37595 fis, clone NONE — BRCOC2007864 277 3460014 NM_016613.5 chromosome 4 open C4orf18 AD021; DKFZp434L142; reading frame 18 (C4orf18), AD036; FLJ38155 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 278 3780148 NM_024067.2 chromosome 7 open C7orf26 MGC2718 reading frame 26 (C7orf26), mRNA. 279 3850411 XM_933119.1 PREDICTED: similar to NY- LOC653316 — REN-7 antigen, transcript variant 4 (LOC653316), mRNA. 280 3870470 XR_015809.1 PREDICTED: similar to 40S LOC728973 — ribosomal protein S7 (S8) (LOC728973), mRNA. 281 4060382 XM_931996.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC643035 — CG33096-PB, isoform B, transcript variant 2 (LOC643035), mRNA. 282 4480600 NM_080757.1 chromosome 20 open C20orf127 dJ614O4.6; MGC118948 reading frame 127 (C20orf127), mRNA. 283 4610681 XM_939687.2 PREDICTED: similar to LOC653658 — ribosomal protein S23 (LOC653658), mRNA. 284 4860341 NM_145060.3 chromosome 18 open C18orf24 MGC10200; Ska1 reading frame 24 (C18orf24), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 285 5310681 XM_933085.1 PREDICTED: similar to cis- LOC653344 — Golgi matrix protein GM130, transcript variant 2 (LOC653344), mRNA. 286 5340278 XM_932991.1 PREDICTED: hypothetical LOC643977 — protein LOC643977, transcript variant 1 (LOC643977), mRNA. 287 5390685 XM_928197.1 PREDICTED: similar to 60S LOC643433 — ribosomal protein L29 (Cell surface heparin binding protein HIP), transcript variant 1 (LOC643433), mRNA. 288 5420438 NM_138471.1 hypothetical protein LOC144097 DKFZp762N0114 BC007540 (LOC144097), mRNA. 289 5420750 XM_941125.1 PREDICTED: similar to 60S LOC649447 — ribosomal protein L29 (Cell surface heparin binding protein HIP) (LOC649447), mRNA. 290 5490603 NM_001080831.1 hCG1783417 LOC401019 — (LOC401019), mRNA. 291 5820202 XR_018325.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC644131 — chaperonin containing TCP1, subunit 8 (theta) (LOC644131), mRNA. 292 5890615 NM_001045478.1 chromosome 1 open C1orf200 — reading frame 200 (C1orf200), mRNA. 293 5960086 BP873537 BP873537 Sugano cDNA NONE — library, embryonal kidney cDNA clone HKR13896, mRNA sequence 294 6020066 XM_940333.2 PREDICTED: similar to LOC651202 — large subunit ribosomal protein L36a (LOC651202), mRNA. 295 6110195 NM_153367.2 chromosome 10 open C10orf56 FLJ90798 reading frame 56 (C10orf56), mRNA. 296 6200706 AA082988 zn08b06.s1 Stratagene NONE — hNT neuron (#937233) cDNA clone IMAGE: 546803 3, mRNA sequence 297 6270307 XM_930344.2 PREDICTED: similar to 40S LOC644934 — ribosomal protein S26, transcript variant 1 (LOC644934), mRNA. 298 6270605 NR_003040.1 ribosomal protein L23a LOC649946 — pseudogene (LOC649946) on chromosome 11. 299 6280446 XM_926370.1 PREDICTED: similar to 40S LOC642989 — ribosomal protein S25 (LOC642989), mRNA. 300 6280706 XM_933956.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC644162 — septin 7, transcript variant 4 (LOC644162), mRNA. 301 6370288 XM_938283.2 PREDICTED: chromosome C17orf68 — 17 open reading frame 68 (C17orf68), mRNA. 302 6480092 NM_024519.2 family with sequence FAM65A FLJ13725; KIAA1930 similarity 65, member A (FAM65A), mRNA. 303 6510753 XM_936874.1 PREDICTED: similar to 60S LOC642210 — ribosomal protein L32 (LOC642210), mRNA. 304 6660753 NM_017822.3 chromosome 12 open C12orf41 FLJ20436; FLJ12670 reading frame 41 (C12orf41), mRNA. 305 6760202 NM_001014812.1 family with sequence FAM96A FLJ22875 similarity 96, member A (FAM96A), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 306 6840477 CD640673 AGENCOURT_14535501 NONE — NIH_MGC_191 cDNA clone IMAGE: 30415823 5, mRNA sequence 307 6860162 XM_498969.2 PREDICTED: hypothetical LOC441019 — LOC441019 (LOC441019), mRNA. 308 7160079 NM_016623.3 family with sequence FAM49B L1; DKFZp686B04128; BM- similarity 49, member B 009 (FAM49B), mRNA. 309 7320707 XM_939368.1 PREDICTED: similar to LOC654103 — solute carrier family 25, member 37 (LOC654103), mRNA. 310 7400689 NM_017896.2 chromosome 20 open C20orf11 TWA1 reading frame 11 (C20orf11), mRNA. 311 7510543 NM_017924.2 chromosome 14 open C14orf119 MGC74723; FLJ20671 reading frame 119 (C14orf119), mRNA. 312 7610608 NM_001093763.1 hCG31916 (LOC653702), LOC653702 — mRNA. Minimal Minimal p-value p-value P or N precision- standard predictor weighted heteroscedastic Index Probe sequence gene T-test T-test   1 TCCAGCAGTGGTCATTCG N 0.009966 0.001089 ACAACGAAAGTCATACCGT AGAAAAGATGGCG   2 CAGACCCAGAGAAAAGTA N 0.013671 0.00275 GTTGTCAGTCATAGCACAC ATCGGACATTTGG   3 GCAATGGTAAACCTCGAG N 0.001814 9.08E−05 ACAACAAACAAGCAGGGG TGTTTGAACCAACC  4 GTGAGCCTGGGCCCTACA P 0.009399 0.000919 TGGATGTGGTCGTCTCCC TGGTCACTATCATG   5 CAGAGGCAGAGGATGCTG N 0.001628 0.000849 CAAGAGAGAAAAGCTGCA AAAGAGGCCGCCGC   6 GTTGGGGAAGAGGATAAG N 0.009361 5.94E−05 GTTATATCTAGGACAACTC TTTGAGTTGGTCC   7 CTGAGAAGGAACTGGCTG N 0.001468 0.000119 CTGAAAAGAAACGCATCCT GCACTGCCTGGGG   8 CGAAGTCAGAAAACTCATC P 0.006818 0.000591 ATCAGGCGACGCCCTGGC GGCTGGGTGGAGA   9 GGGCAAACCCAAAGATGG N 0.019615 1.54E−06 AAAGTGCTTGTTGGGTGG GTAAGCACCACCTG  10 ATGTACGTGGGGGATTCTT N 0.012771 1.75E−05 GACTCGGGTTAGTCTCTG GGGATGCAGAGCC  11 TTTCGTTTGAGTCCTGCTG P 0.012871 0.007059 TTGGTGTCGGAGCACGAG GGGAGGCACGGTG  12 GCCCAGAGAGAGCTGTCC P 0.001982 0.000689 TCTCATTGGGTGAACTGAT TGAGGAAGGGTCT  13 GGACCCTGTTGCTAAGCC P 0.004037 0.000412 CCAGCAAGCAATCCTAGG TAGGGTTTAATCCC  14 ATGTAGCAGAATGGCACC P 0.007622 0.000468 CAGACCACTGCCCACCAG TGACGGACATGCAC  15 CAGTGTGGTGAAGGTTGA N 0.004099 0.001709 CTGAAGAAGTCCAGTGTG TCCAGTTAAAACAG  16 CAACTTTCAGAGCCTCTTG P 0.007348 0.000539 TATTTGGAAGGCTGGAAG GGCCCAGACTTTG  17 ACACAGTAGCGATGGAGG P 0.008241 0.00013 TGACGTAGCTTCCTCCGA GTGGAACTGCAGCC  18 CCCTCCCTGTGGAGCCTG P 0.0106 0.003695 TTACCTCCGCATTTGACAC GAGTCTGCTGTGA  19 GTTTGGTGTGTTCCCGCAA P 0.030046 0.000792 ACCCCCTTTGTGCTGTGG GGCTGGTAGCTCA  20 AGCCATAGCTGGTGACAA N 0.015967 0.008984 ACAGATGGTTGCTCAGGG ACAAGGTGCCTTCC  21 GCGCCTTTCTCATCAGCTT N 0.008279 0.005652 CTTCCGAGGGTGACAGGT GAAAGACCCCTAC  22 CATGGAGGGCAAAGAGCT N 0.018391 0.000887 CAGCAAAGGGCAAGCCAA GAAGCTGAAGAAGC  23 CCAGATGGCATGGTTGCT N 0.000708 0.00047 CTATTGGACTACCGTGAG GATGGTGTGACCCC  24 GCATTGGGGCCAAACACA P 0.029415 0.015178 GAATCAGCAAAGAGGAGG CCATGCGCTGGTTC  25 GCATCAGACTTTTAATCTG P 0.021705 0.001461 AGGGTCCAGGGTTCAAGT CCCTGTTCGGGCG  26 GGGGAGAGGAAAAGTGGA N 0.02414 0.020459 TGGAAGTGTCTGGAAAGG GCACGAGAGAGTCT  27 TGCCAGAACACAAGACAC N 0.033189 0.006635 CAAATTGAACTCACTGCTT TTGAGGCATCTGG  28 AGCATCTTTCATATGGTAG N 0.014552 0.006742 GAACCAACAAGGAAACTTT CCTTTAACTCCC  29 TACCGCCTCCTCCCCGTC N 0.041007 3.68E−05 GCTCTGCCTTTTCCAAAAC TCACTTGGGCCCT  30 GAACCCGCGTGCAACCTG P 0.015933 0.019757 TCCCGACTCTAGCCGCCT CTTCAGCACGCCAT  31 CCCCTTGGGGAAGACGAA N 0.004849 0.002045 GGGATGCTGCAGTTCCAA AAGAGAAGGACTCT  32 CCTCTGCTCCTCCCTTCCC N 0.002769 0.001149 AAGGCATTGAAGCTGAAT GTGCCAACTGGCA  33 GCTTGTGGGTCATCTTGCA P 0.00569 3.51E−05 CCTTTACAAACAAGGAATT CCCCTCTGTGCC  34 CTTTTTTGTACGTAGCTGT N 0.009262 0.002535 TACATGTAGGGCAATCTGT CTTTAAGTAGGG  35 CCCACCATCACCTCAAACC N 0.003289 0.003276 CAATCACCCCCTCCTCTGT ATGCTGTCACAC  36 GGGGGCACTATAGCCACT N 0.008605 0.000682 AAACGAGGTGTGAAAGGC TCAAGAGGATGACC  37 AAAGTACTGCGCGACAATA P 0.011344 0.000972 TCCAGGGCATCACCAAGC CGGCCATCCGGCG  38 GGGGAAGCCCGGGGCCG N 0.031646 0.000409 CCCGGGACCTCGGCCCGT TCCTCCGGACCCGAG  39 CCGGGCTCCTAGCGGGGA N 0.0262 7.31E−05 AAAGGAAGGGGATAACTC AGAGGAACAGACAC  40 GAGCAAAACTGCACAAACT N 0.00257 0.00047 TGCACATTGGAAAGTGCAA CAAGTTCCCGTG  41 CGCCACTTCATGGAGCTG P 0.007682 0.003122 GTGACTTGTGGCCTTTCCA AAAACCCATATCT  42 GGTGGCTGCGCGAGGGA N 0.000208 0.000291 CCGAGTACTAGAGCTGCT TGCATGCGTTACTAA  43 CTGCACTGCGTGCTGGTG P 0.028714 0.013808 ACGAATCCACATTCATCTC AATGGAAGGATCC  44 AAGGACTCTTCCACCAGA N 0.008985 0.002854 GATGGGAAAACCACTGGG GAGGACTAGGACCC  45 GTGGGTCTCACCTCTCCAT N 0.031525 0.000802 TGTTCTCTTGTTCTATGGG GCAGGTTTGGGG  46 ACCAAGGGAGAACCAGGA P 0.005085 0.000658 AACGGAAACAGAGTGGTC ATTCCCCAGCCCGG  47 GGGGCATCTGGCATGGAC N 0.02416 0.00018 TGGGGTGGAAATGGGGAT GTCAGTTTGAAAGC  48 GCCTGAGGTGACAGACAG P 0.027191 0.001044 GGCAGGTGGTAACAAAAC CGTTGAACCTCCCA  49 CATGGCCAAACGTACCAA N 0.020811 0.012763 GAAAGTCGGGATCGTCGG TAAATACGGGACCC  50 GCTCCGTGTTGGAAAAAA N 0.001352 0.000494 GGGGTAGTGCATTTTAAAT TGACCTTCATACG  51 GGGGTCTGTGAGAGTACA N 0.002474 0.003327 TGTATTATATACAAGCACA ACAGGGCTTGCAC  52 AGTGGAGCGGCCGCCGG P 0.0028 0.003268 AGATGCCTGACGCATCTG TCTGAGGAGCGGTCA  53 GGCACAGGCTCTGCCGTG P 0.007554 6.88E−05 TCCTTGGAGTGAAAGACTC TTTTTACCAGAGG  54 CCTGTTCCCTTCATTGCTG N 0.047158 0.008599 TGAGTTGGGAGTGCATTG AGAGATGATGTCC  55 GACCGGAAGCAACCCCTT N 0.002981 0.004409 CACAGACACGAGCACATC GGCAAACCCTATGA  56 CCACTTCTGAGGAATGGA N 0.007523 0.000712 CCTGGTGTAACACACTTGA ATATGTGTGATGC  57 CCAGCTCTACCAGCCCCT P 0.004008 0.0025 CAAGGATCGAGAAGATGA CCAGTACAGCCACC  58 CGCCTGATGTCGGGACAG P 0.019848 0.009407 CCCTGCTCCCAAGTACAAA TAGAGTGACCCGT  59 GAGCACCTTGTTACAGTTC P 0.002915 0.000207 CGGCCTCTCAGTATGTGG GCTAAATGCCAGC  60 CGGGCTGGCCCACCTCGT P 0.005824 0.003599 TTTGCTAGTGAAGAGAGG CGAGAAATTGCTGA  61 AGTAAGGGATCGAAGACA N 0.015967 0.00069 TTTCAAATTGCTATCTCCA TCTGGGCTGATCC  62 GGCTGCAAGCTGGATACA P 0.031574 0.004829 TGGAATTCAGCACACTTTT CTCCCTCTTACTG  63 GGCATTTACGTTTCTCTGA N 0.006539 0.002363 TGCTCCCTTGAAGCCATAG AATTTAGGGGCT  64 GCAGCCCTAGAAAGTAAG N 0.020468 6.37E−05 CCCAGGGCTTCAGATCTA AGTTAGTCCAAAAG  65 TGGGAGCCCCATTGCCTC P 0.046562 0.002572 TGTCTCCTTCGGTGCCTG CAGAGACTTTGTCT  66 AACTGGTTGTGGGGAGGG N 0.024269 2.92E−05 AAGAGAAGGACAGGGTGT TGGGGGGATGAGGA  67 TACAGAACCATCCACTTGA N 0.003269 0.009058 CCTAACTACCTCCCCTGG CCGCGCTCTCGCT  68 TCCAAGGCCTGGATGCTA N 0.002557 0.000924 ATCAAGATGAACAGGTCG ACTTTCAAGAATTC  69 CCAGGGGAGGTGGGTAGA N 0.020742 4.55E−05 GCCCGAGGCCCCCCAGTA GCCGACCCTGGCGT  70 CCCGGGAGTGGATTCTAA P 0.019705 0.006056 ATGTGATTTTCCTAGGCTA CTGCAGGAGCCCC  71 GAGCACTCAACCCAGAAG P 0.002546 0.002083 GCGAAGATAGCTTTTGGTT GTAGGCGGCTTCC  72 GTCACCGAAAAGTGCTGC P 0.029826 0.001672 GGGATAACATCCAAGGCA TCACCAAACCGGCC  73 CGACTCTCAAGGCACTGT P 0.038275 0.012053 GTATGCCCTGCAAGTTGG CTGTCTATGAGCAT  74 GCTGTCTAGGTCCGTCCG N 0.006982 0.00795 GTGTGTCAGATTTTCCTCA GATTAGATGTGCC  75 GATCTCACTGACCCGTTG N 0.010236 0.007717 CCCTGTAACCACTTTCTTT CCTTCTTTTGCCT  76 GTTTTGGTTGTGAATCATT N 0.030427 0.000333 TGCCAGCGAGCCAAGGGA GAGGCAGGGATTC  77 AGGGAAGTGGGATCCGAG N 0.018034 0.000813 CCTGTAGAAGGGAGGCAT GAAACTTGTGGAGG  78 TTACGTTATCTACCAGAGC N 0.021493 0.008022 ACCGTGGGCTGTTACTTG CCTTGAGTTGGAA  79 GGGCTGAAAACTGCCCTT P 0.004239 0.002123 GGGCTGACTTTTGATAGG CCATGCCTTGCCAC  80 GCACAGCGTCCTGTCCAC N 0.004335 0.005296 ACCCAGCTCAGCATTTCCA CACCAAGCAGCAA  81 GTAACCCTCCAGTGGTGG P 0.019629 0.001216 AAGGCACACCATGGCTTC CTCTGCTTGGTTTG  82 GTTGAGGGAGTCAGCACA P 0.022339 0.002482 GTCCTTTCTGCAGCTTCTA ACCCAGGACCATG  83 GTGTCCCTGGAGCAGTGA N 0.014752 0.001847 GGGGACACCAGCAAAAAC CTTCAGCTCTCAGA  84 GCCTTCGGTTGTAAGTAG N 0.038066 0.03281 CCAGATCCCTCTCCAGTG ACATTGGAACATGC  85 CCAGACTGTGATGACTGG N 0.009421 0.006558 GAGCGGGCTGAATGAGAT GGAGTGTGCATTAC  86 GCCCTCTCTGTGGATCCC N 0.009865 0.015627 TACTGCTGGTTTCTGCCTT CTCCATGCTGAGA  87 GCCTCAGGAAAACAAGAC P 0.048659 0.001081 CTCTGTGCACCTCACTTTT GGCTCACTGCAGC  88 TGTAAGACGAACTTGGATC N 0.029902 0.00012 ACGGCTTGGTTCAGCAGA GCATGGGGGCGGG  89 AACCCAGGGCTTTAGAAG N 0.008492 8.92E−06 GCTGAGGCTGGGGGATTG CTTGAAGTCAGGAG  90 TCACTTGGGAGGGACGCA N 0.001572 0.000427 TAGAAGGAGCTCTAGGAA CACAGTGCCAGTGC  91 CAAAGGGGCATCGGAGAA P 0.011707 0.003529 GTGCAGCTGCTGTGCCTG ATGTGGGAACAGCT  92 ACCTGAAGCAGCAAGTGA P 0.039209 0.021103 GCGGGCTGGAGGGTGTG CAGGACGACCTGTTC  93 TCTCAAACCCGGTATGGT N 0.045389 0.022274 GGTCACCTTTGCTCCAGTC AACGTTACAACGG  94 GTCACGACATCCGAACTG N 0.015345 0.000886 GAGGGACAAGGATCTTAA ACCCAAAGTACGAG  95 GCTGCTAAAGTTCCAGCAA N 0.04698 0.014495 AAAAGATCACCGCCGCGA GTAAAAAGGCTCC  96 TAGCTGCTACCCTGGAAC P 0.020581 0.00367 GGTGGGCAGAGAGCCTAC TAGGAAATGTGCAG  97 GAAGAGTAACAAGAGTAG N 0.002215 0.000437 ACTGGACCAGAAATCGGA GGGTGGCAAGCAGC  98 CGAGAGTGCCCTTCTGAT P 0.00404 0.000435 GAATGTGGTGCTGGGGTG TTTATGGCAAGTCA  99 GGTGCTGATCCTACCACC P 0.002534 0.001606 TACTGCTACCTTCCTTAGC TTCACCCTGGCTA 100 ACCCTACTCTTCGGCCCC P 0.018496 0.001168 GCCAGCTCTCCATCTCACA CTTTAAGAGCCTC 101 CGTAACCAAAGAACGACA N 0.042699 0.00399 CAGAGAGATCAACAAGCA AGCCACCCGAGGGG 102 GAAGTAGCCCCAGTGAGT P 0.008798 0.00077 GTTAGTGATGCAGCTCTCC TGGCCCCAGAGGA 103 GTGAGTGGTCTCTGTCGG N 0.01297 4.58E−05 GAAAGATGTAGGGATTGG TTCTCCAGGATCTT 104 CACAGCCTTACTAGTTCCT N 0.007897 0.007786 TGCTTCCAGTATTTCAATT GGTCTCCTCCCC 105 GGCGGCCTCATCGTTCTTT P 0.008496 0.012709 GCCTTCCTGGTCACCATCT GCTACGCTGGAA 106 CGTGGCACCCCAAAAGGC P 0.037138 0.008695 CTCTGCTGGCATTTGCCTG TGATGACAAAGAC 107 GGCTTTTCAATTCTGTGGA N 0.042964 0.0271 CTTTGTACCATTTGGCTTC ACCTTGTACTGC 108 AAAGCAGATATTTCCCGGA N 0.000457 0.001746 CCCAGCGCGGCCTCAACC AGGGCAGGAAAGA 109 ACGGCGTGGAGGACTTTT P 0.012031 0.001874 CCGTGAGCCAGACGATGC TGGAGGAGGTATTC 110 GGGGCTACATTTGTTCATT N 0.030895 0.024754 TCCAGCAGTAGCATAAACT TACGGTGACATG 111 GTCCTCACGTTCCCAGGA P 0.016356 0.006994 GGGCGGCTTCACCCTTCG TAACCAGGAGACAA 112 CTGAACTGCTAATGTGGCT N 0.031398 0.004786 GCTTTGTAGGGAATGGAC TAATATCAGTGTG 113 TGCCAAGATACATTGACAC P 0.021675 0.012145 TGAACATGGAGGCAGCCA GGCCCGTTTCCTC 114 CTTGCGGAAAATGAGAATT P 0.034572 0.015218 GATGGTGTCCCCAATGCC CCACCTCACAGAG 115 TGCATGGGGGTACCCCAA N 0.001618 0.000135 TCTGAAGTCAGTAAATGAA CTAATCTACAAGC 116 AACAGCATCCTCTTCCACG P 0.038694 0.001479 CTCAGAAGTGTTCTGGTTG GGGCCAGGCATG 117 CAGATCTACTGGCGAGCG N 0.025043 0.00406 ATGAAAATGTTGCAGGGA GAGTCAGCAGAGGC 118 CCGTGGGCTGTGCCAAGT P 0.017698 0.011077 GTGCCCAGGGATGTGTTT GCAAAGGGACATCT 119 GGGATTCTGTGACTGGAA N 0.021955 0.002057 AAGGTGACAAGTTGGTGA CTTTGACACTGCAG 120 TCCTGGCCATGAGGACAA N 0.009159 0.003566 AAATTACTGAGTGGCCCTT AAAGAGGGAAGTT 121 TAATCCCGTTATGGACTCT P 0.025232 0.044454 GTCTCCAGGAGAGGGGTC TATCCACCCCTGC 122 TGTTGGCAGCGACACCAT P 0.019066 0.001334 CCCATACAGGCTCTTACCT CTTCTCCTGAGGG 123 GGCAGTTGTCTGCATTAAC N 0.010001 0.000112 CTGTTCATACACCCATTTT GTCCCTTTATTG 124 AGCTTTCTGCACCCCCAGT P 0.040871 0.002595 GGCATCTCCTCATCACGTT CTGTGCCGTCCT 125 GGGGCTTTCGTGTCCCCC N 0.014516 0.000335 TGTGCGGTCAGTGTTTTCA GTACCACCTCTCT 126 GAGCAGGTGAAGCCATCA N 0.011877 0.003317 AAGAATGGGGTGACCACG TGACCAACTTGTGC 127 AGCCCTGATGATTGGCCC N 0.044672 0.003063 CACCTCCTGCTGCCCCAT AACCCTCTCTTCAT 128 AAAGAAAGCTGGGCCTGT N 0.026121 0.026357 CGAAGGATGACAGGGATG TGCTGCCAGGTTGC 129 TCACCCGCACTGAGTCAA N 0.032827 8.36E−06 CAGACTGAGCGCGTCCAG GCCTGACAGCTCTG 130 GGTGTGACTTGCCTTATTG N 0.027346 0.008191 AACTGATACTGGCATATCT GACTGTAAGCAG 131 CAAGCCTCACTTTTCTGTG N 0.008937 5.37E−06 CCTTCCTGAGGGGGTTGG GCCGGGGAGGAAA 132 TGAGGACAGTTCAGAGGA P 0.013436 0.004082 GATTCAGACGAGTGTCG CTGCGTGAGTGGCC 133 GCTCTCTCCCATCCAAGTG N 0.004927 0.003 ACCAGATGCCCTACTCAG CTTCCATCACCCC 134 CAGCTGGTTTCCTGGGTAT P 0.008471 0.002079 GCCTGGACTGTTGCCCAG TGTAAGATCTGTG 135 AGGAGGTACAGACGGTGG P 0.018423 0.013478 AGGATGGGGTGTTTGACA TCCACTTGTAATAG 136 GGGGAACACACCTGAAAC N 0.030934 0.001904 TAGAGGAACAGCTTATGTG GTCTATGAGGACA 137 CGGACAGTGATGGCTCTT N 0.000473 0.000866 GGAAATGGGTGGATGGCA CAGACTATAGGCAC 138 ACCGTGGTGAACCCTTGG P 0.040643 0.005937 GGGGAGGTTCTAGCCAAA GCTGGCACAGAAGA 139 GGGAGTGGTGGAGCCAGT P 0.025216 0.01514 CGCTGTAACACTGAGCCT CAGAGACGAACCAA 140 AGGCCTTAAGCTTTGGAC N 0.004216 0.004512 CCAAGGGAAAACTGCATG GAGACGCATTTCGG 141 ACTGCTGCGTCATTACAG P 0.002145 0.000493 GGCACAGGCCATGGATGG AAAACGCTCTCTGC 142 TCTGGAAGGGGACAGTGA N 0.04558 2.54E−05 AAAGAGGAGTGACAGGAG GGAAAGGGGGAGAC 143 CCTGGTCAAGTGCTGGCT N 0.017756 0.012466 CTGCTGTCCTTGCCTTCCA TTTCCCCTCTGCA 144 TAGGTGTGGTGGCGTTAT P 0.029749 0.004606 GGCAGCCCGGCTGCTGCT TGGATGCGAGCTTG 145 CCTGCAGTGTAAGTACAG N 0.005883 0.00061 CACACTGTCAAATTCTTTT CCTTAAGGTGCAC 146 GGGCTTTTCCAAAAGCAAA N 0.014468 0.001402 CAAAGATAGGTTCCTCAG GTGACCAAAACTG 147 ACATCTTTCTGGCACATAA N 0.007055 0.001236 CTGTCTCCTTAACCACTGG AACAGTTCAGCC 148 GGCATTAGAGATCCAGCA N 0.013353 0.00265 CATTCTCAGTACTGTGGTG CAGTATTAGCCCA 149 CGCCCGAATCTGGCTCGG N 0.013846 0.002135 CGGAATACCTCTTAGACAA GCACACCCTGGGG 150 GAACTTGGAGAGCATCAG N 0.048169 0.008186 GAAGGCCCAGCTGAAATC AGAGAATCTGCTCG 151 TCCTCCTGAGCCTACTGC P 0.023875 0.004032 CAAACGTCCTCAGTGTTGT CTGCACCTGCTCC 152 CAGCTTCCAGTGGTGGCC N 0.011484 0.003845 GTAGACTTGGCTCGGAAC TTAGTGGCACCAGA 153 TCCCATGTTTTTACCCTGC N 0.000264 0.000431 CCCTGCCTTGATTAGACTC CTAGCACCTGGC 154 GTTATGCTTGTATTGAATG N 0.024561 0.005564 CTGTCTTGACATCTCTTGC CTTGTCCTCCGG 155 CCCGGCCAACATCAAGTG N 0.013639 0.003569 ACTTTATAGCTGCAAGAAA TGTGGTATGTGGA 156 CTGCTGCGACTGATGCCA P 0.010739 0.005759 GGACAACCTTTCTCCCAGA TGTAAACAGAGAG 157 CCTGCATAACAACACTGG N 0.006612 0.000644 GCCTTCTTAACTAAAATGC TCACCACTTAGCC 158 GATGGACTGTGCCCGGGT N 0.02211 0.000181 TCTGGTCATGGACAAGGG GCAGGTGGCAGAGA 159 GCTGTGCAAAGGTTGAGA N 0.01233 0.008166 GCTATTGCTGATTAGTTAC CACAGTTCTGATG 160 GTTGGTGGTGTTTGAGGG N 0.000869 0.000484 TTGGCTAGAAATGAAAGCC TGGATTTTGTGCC 161 CAGGCACCTGGCTGAGTG P 0.011278 0.000605 TGCTGGAGTGAGGATCTT GAACAGAAACTTCC 162 CAGTTATGGAGGACTTGTA N 0.022569 0.000211 TGGAGAAATTTAAGTCTTC ACTGAGGGCCAC 163 TCCCCACTATAACAGTTGC N 0.034684 0.009182 TGCCGCCGGAAGTACAGA CCAGAAGCCCCTG 164 TGTCCTGGCTTCCCCTCC P 0.041505 0.013571 CAAGGAGGATGAGGATGG TGCCTCTGAGGAAA 165 CCACCTCGAGAACCAAGG N 0.013801 0.002948 ATACTTTCGGAAGAGGAG CAGGAAATGTTCAG 166 CTTTGTTCCTGGGGAATTC P 0.012359 0.000189 ACTTCTCTTCCTCCCTCAT GGAAGATGCAAG 167 GCCATATTGGAGTAGCGA N 0.031803 0.001028 GGAATCTGATTCCAAGCAA AAACCAGACAATG 168 GCTTCAGGCGGTAAACCA N 0.012877 0.004994 ACAGCTCACAAAGGAGAA AGAGCACTACCAGG 169 GAAACTGTTGAAGCTGCA N 0.021787 0.010585 GAACCAACGAGGTGGCCG AATCCTTCTTCAGG 170 GAGGGAGAAGAATAAAGC N 0.003394 0.000978 AGCTGCCTGGAGCCTATT CACTATGTTTATTG 171 CAGGTCCTGCAGTCTGGC P 0.042554 0.024263 TGAGCCCTGCTTGGTTGT CTCCACACACAGCT 172 TAAGGCCCTGCACTGAAA P 0.02409 0.004075 ATGCAAGCTCAGGCGCCG GTGGTCGTTGTGAC 173 GGTGTCCATCAGTAACTAC P 0.032171 0.038592 CCCCTTTCTGCTGCCCTCA CCTGTGCAAAAC 174 GATCCAGCCATTACTAACC N 0.005094 5.35E−05 TATTCCTTTTTTGGGGAAA TCTGAGCCTAGC 175 GGGCGGCATTTACACTGT N 0.017674 0.00014 GCAAGTATTGAGAAGAGT GCATAAAGACAGGG 176 CATCTCTGTGGCAGCGGC P 0.015266 0.009136 AGCTATTTACATGGCCTCA CAGGCATCAGCTG 177 CGTGTGCCACTTGCCCAG P 0.042064 0.009795 CTTCTTGGGCACACAGAG TTCTTCAATCCAAG 178 TCTCCCAAATAAGATGTGC N 0.015764 4.09E−06 TGCTTACCGAGGTATCAC GGGGTGGGGCTCC 179 AGGGACTTTGTTTAGGCCA N 0.003346 0.00068 AGGAAGGAGCGGAAGTAG GGCAACTCGGTCC 180 CCTGCTAAGTCCGCTCCT P 0.023975 0.000353 GCTCCAAAAAAGGGCTCC AAAAAGGCGGTGAC 181 GTGGTCTGTAGCCCAATAA N 0.005178 5.12E−05 CTGGGGAACGAGTTACAG ACAAACATCACCG 182 CAGCTCATGCCCTCAATGT N 0.047967 1.34E−05 TTATATTGTGTTATCTGTTG GGTCTGGGACA 183 TTGGGAGCTGAAGAATACT N 0.012001 2.04E−06 GGACGGGGCTTCGGAGAG GAAGGATGGTCCA 184 ATTGCTCCCCAGACTGAAC P 0.011266 0.002311 AGAAACCTGGCCGCCGGA TGGGACCTCCTTT 185 CCAAGGTGTTAAGGGGAT N 0.000574 0.00161 AGTACCTCCCAATTCAAGC AGAGAAACTGACC 186 GGGGCACATGTTGTAAGA N 0.045998 0.00018 AACTGATTGGAAGGGGAA ATGTGCAGCTCTCC 187 ACTGCTGGCAGCGGCTTT N 0.041264 0.00259 CTGTATTCTGCCACACCAG GGGCAGATGTTTG 188 CACCCCAAGCAGTACGCT N 0.00743 0.001722 TGCTGGTCTAAGTCTTAAC CCCAGGACTCAGA 189 CTTTTCCAAGTTCCCAAGG P 0.041075 0.015325 CCTACAGCTGAAGCCCTTA GGTACCTGTGTT 190 CATACAGTAATCATGCTGC N 0.017807 0.004063 AGAAATTTGCAGTCTGCAC CTTATGGATCAC 191 CCTCTTGAGCTGGAACGC P 0.003337 0.004296 CTGAAACTGGAGCCTCAC GAAGGGCTGCTGCT 192 AGTGATTGCCTGGGCCAA N 0.035584 0.000196 GTGGCAGGTTGGGGAGGA TGGCTGCAAAGAAG 193 CTTCCAGTCTTTTTAGAAC N 0.006781 0.000304 GTGGTGGAGGAGGGTTGT GTGTGCCCCAGGG 194 GGGGGGTAGAATTTAGTA N 0.010088 0.003144 AATATTCCAGCCGGTCGTT TTATGCACAAGGC 195 TGATCCGAAGGAGGAGTG P 0.034854 0.004035 GCGCTGGGCGCTGGACTC GCTGGTGTGAAAAT 196 GAGTCTCAAGTCCGTATGT N 0.000755 0.002992 AAATCAGATCTCCCCTCTC ACCCCTCCCACC 197 CAGATTTGGCACCTACTCC P 0.004675 0.001488 TGCCCCACAGAGCACACC ACGAAACACTGTC 198 GAGCTTCCCGAGAATGGG N 0.001177 0.000287 GCCTGGGTTTGATTCATCT GTTTTCTACAGGG 199 GAGACCAGTAGATTTTCAA N 0.041733 0.000244 TGGGAAATGTACCTAGCAA GCTGGTTCTTGC 200 AACCAGGGGCCATGAATC N 0.034866 0.000449 ACCTTTTGGTCTGGAGGG AAGCCTTGGGGCTG 201 GTCCCTGTCCCTCCCAAA P 0.028729 0.003586 GCACAGAGCACAGAAATG AGGCCGTTTACATG 202 GCAGATAGAGTGTTACCG P 0.005896 0.000645 ACGGGTGGAAAAGCTACG GAATCGCCAGGATG 203 CAGCCATAGGTGCAGTTT N 0.007314 0.006682 GCTTCTACATGATGCTAAA GGCTGCGAATGGG 204 CCCTGGTATTGATTTCTCA P 0.007792 0.003889 GGACTTTGGAGGGCTCTG ACACCATGCTCAC 205 GGCTGGCAGTCTTTGTCG N 0.034813 0.000624 TTGTTCATTCTGGGGATAA AGGGGAACTAGGC 206 CCAGAGCCTGTGATGCCT P 0.007285 0.001073 CCTCAGCAGGTAGAGCAG ATGGAAATACCACC 207 GGGACTCAGCATTTTCCA N 0.021834 0.000496 GTCTTTTTCAGGGGTAGAC AGGGGAGCCTGGG 208 CCTGTGTTTGCATCCTCTG N 0.005121 0.008657 TTCCTATTCTGCCCTTGCT CTGTGTCATCTC 209 GGGTGCCTTCCTTGGTCA N 0.004562 0.002999 CCAAGGCAGTGCGTGCAC GTTAGGGTTTCCTT 210 CTCAAGGTCATGCAGTTAG N 0.02031 0.005178 TAAGTGGCAGAACAGGGA CTTGAACCAAGCC 211 CCTCCACGTGATTCCTACA P 0.003558 0.001324 GCAGTTCAAGCCGCGGAG CACCAAGAGGTGG 212 TGCTGCTCCTGCTGCCCC P 0.013625 0.010856 ATGAGCTGTGCCAAGTGT GCCCAGGGCTGCAT 213 CTATTAACGCTACGATGCC P 0.015462 0.004802 TGAACCTACCAAGTCTGCT CCTGCCCCAAAG 214 GATGGTTCTGATGCTGTCA N 0.017559 9.16E−06 GCCTCTGGGTGCAAATTCT GAGGGCCCGGGA 215 CCCTCACGCACCCGCTCA N 0.009263 0.002613 CGCACCCTCGGTGAATCC TTGGTGATGATTTT 216 AGTACCACTCCAAAGGCA N 0.007405 0.001662 AGGAACCATGATTGACAAC AGTCAAGCTGTGG 217 TGGAAGCCCTCACCAAGC P 0.027769 0.002064 ACTTCCAGGACTGACCAG AGGCCGCGCGTCCA 218 CCCCTACTTATTGCCACAG N 0.023489 8.38E−06 AGGAGGGATCTTTTCCATA ACTGAAGGGGAG 219 GCACGACGATGAGGTGAC N 0.004535 0.000151 AGTCACGGCCCTGGCCAA CGTCAACATTGGGA 220 GAATACTTCTCTTGCTGAG P 0.017275 0.009131 AGCCGATGCCCGTCCCCG GGCCAGCAGGGAT 221 GCACAGTTGAGGAGCCAG N 0.014228 0.002628 AGACTTCTTAAATCATCCT TAGAACCGTGACC 222 CTTTAATTCTTGGGCCTCC P 0.00127 0.001745 AATAAGTGTCCCATAGGTG TCTGGCCAGGCC 223 TACCTGGCTACAGAAAGAA N 0.011287 0.003864 GATGCCAGATGACACTTAA GACCTACTTGTG 224 GACCCCCTTTTAAGCCAGT N 0.041676 0.020247 GAGCTGGGCTTCAGTTTTT CCCAGGCCATGC 225 CCCCTGCAAGGGTAGAGT P 0.033071 0.000577 CAGGTGAGAGTCCCTTGG TGAGTCATTTGTAC 226 GCCCAGTACTGGAGAAAA N 0.014944 5.33E−05 TGAAACTGGGATTGACCC ATCAAGATGCTTGG 227 GGGACGAGACAGGTGCTA N 0.005603 0.00053 AAGTTGAACGAGCTGATG GATATGAACCACCA 228 CCCCAGTGTGTATAAGCT N 0.012426 0.006972 GGCATTTCGCCAGCTTGTA CGTAGCTTGCCAC 229 CTGTCCCGCTGCGTGTTTT P 0.003192 0.005766 CCTCTTGATCGGGAACTC CTGCTTCTCCTTG 230 GACTCTGATGTTGGGTAG P 0.009787 0.002361 CTGGCCTCTGTGGGGATT GTAAGTGCCCTGAG 231 GAGGTGTTTGCATGTGGC P 0.01286 0.002536 CATTACCGTCATTGGCCTG TGAAGCATTGGAC 232 CACACTGGGGCTGCCTTT N 0.001533 0.000314 CTCTGACTCTGTCTTCCCC AAGTCAGGGGGCT 233 TACCACTGCAAAGTGATG N 0.002811 0.001328 GAAAAGGGTGGAGAACAG GGGAGTAGCCAGGC 234 GCTTTCTTAGGGAAATGAC N 0.01812 0.001642 AGGGCAAAGCAATTTTTCT GTTGGCTTTGGG 235 CTACGCCATGGGACATCT N 0.008083 0.01079 AATTCAGAGGAAGAAGGT CCATGTCTTTGGGG 236 GAGGATCATTACAGAGAC N 0.013942 0.000257 AGACTCTCCCGAGACATG GGCCACACTGATAG 237 CTGTGGGAGGGCTTCTTC N 0.028462 0.000297 CCTGTGCGCTGTTGCCCA TCCAAGCCTAATAT 238 GTAACTGTAAGTTCACATC N 0.008932 0.000714 AACCTCATGGGTTTGGCTT GAGGCTGGTAGC 239 CCTGGCCAAGTGAGGAAG N 0.024086 0.000229 GAAAGCAGAAAGGTGACG ATTCTCACTCACCT 240 CAGCCTGACGAGCTGCCC N 0.010261 0.015509 GAGGTGGATAACCTGACA CTGGACGGGAATCC 241 GCTCTGCACCATCCCTCA P 0.041028 0.01213 CCCAGACCGTAGACACCA GGGAACCACATCTA 242 CTGCGAGTTTTCGGGTGG P 0.027036 0.011983 GCAGACGCACTGTTGAAT CTGGTAGCCAGGGT 243 GAGCGTGATGATTGGGTG P 0.000645 0.001456 TTCATACGCTTGTGTGAGA TGTGCCACCCTTG 244 GAAACATTCTAGTAGCCTG P 0.001124 0.000461 GAGAAGTTGACCTACCTGT GGAGATGCCTGC 245 AGGTCTCCTCTGGGAGGT P 0.031257 0.004239 CTTGGCCGACTCAGGGAC CTAAGCCACGTTAA 246 CAGGCTCATAGCAGCTAC N 0.008003 0.004521 TGTGTAGAAAATTCCCCCT ACTTCTAATTTGC 247 TCTTGCTGACAGAATAGGT N 0.009211 0.003011 TCCGTTCTGGGCGGTGGT TCTCGAGCCTGCC 248 CCTCAGCAGCTGGTAATCT N 0.006996 0.013739 TGCTCTGCTTGACAACATC TGAGTGCAGCCG 249 CATTCTGGGACTACCGTG N 0.003676 0.001577 AAGCCTGGAGTAGGGAGA GCGAGTTTGGGAGC 250 GCTGGCGTGCCCATGTTG N 0.001542 0.002048 CAGATATTTTCCCGAGTTC CCCAGAATGGATG 251 GACCTCCAGAGTGAAGAT N 0.001336 8.77E−06 GGGTGACTAGATGATATGT GTGGGTGGGGCCG 252 GGGAACTGGCATTACTGG N 0.024337 0.00072 AACTAATGGTTTTAACCTC CTTAACCACCAGC 253 CTGGGCAGTGAAGTGGAT N 0.026178 0.007556 ATCACTGAAGGAGATAGG AAGCCAGACTACAC 254 GCAAAAGTGAAGCAGGAA P 0.012252 0.001468 AGAAGGGCCCTGGCAGGC CAACAGGCTCAAAG 255 AACAGCTCTGTGTGTGAA N 0.000599 0.00067 GGTGAGGACTCTTGGAAG CAGGCCATCCTGGC 256 CCATCTCCGGGACGTTCT P 0.046366 0.032238 CGGCTCTGCCTCATTGTGT GCAGAAACTGTGG 257 GGAGGCCAGACGTTGACG N 0.03009 0.000127 CTGCAGGGAGAGGGTGGT GGGCGCAGCCGCTA 258 GGTGGGGATTCTGGAACA N 0.01535 0.000204 ATCATCTTAGGGGGTGTG CCATGCTGTTCCTG 259 AGCTTCCCAAGCTGTATGT N 0.014478 0.009585 GAAGCTACCTTACTGTGTG AGTTGTGCAATT 260 ACTGCTGCTTCCTACCTGC N 0.003324 0.00088 AAGACGAACAATGTATGTT TCAAGGGTGAGC 261 GCGCCTCCAGGCCAAGAA N 0.024024 0.002229 GGAGGAGTTCATCAAGAC TTTATCCAAGGAGG 262 GTGGAAAGGATGGGGTGG N 0.006424 6.9E−05 AATACAGTTGTGGGCTATT GGTAAGGTCCCAG 263 TATTGCAGCCATCCATCTT N 0.001884 0.000123 GGGGGCTCATCCATCACA CCCGGGTTGCTAG 264 CGGCCCCTGAGCAAGACA N 0.002721 0.004042 GTACGCTTCAACGTGCTCA AGGTCACCAAGGC 265 CCCAGCTGAACCCGAGGC N 0.019929 0.004179 TAAAGAAGATGAGGCAAG AGAAAATGTACCCC 266 TAGCAGCTTGGGCACCTC P 0.01371 0.001928 CACTCTGTGCGGTCTGAT GGCCCCAGCAAGGT 267 GACCGCTATGCTCAGGAC P 0.037006 0.005895 ATGGGAGACAACTGCATTA CTCAGTGATCAAG 268 TGGAGGTGGTTTTGGTGG N 0.045541 0.006933 GAATGACAACTTTGGTCAT GGAGGAAACTTCA 269 ATGTGGACTGCCCTACATT P 0.020335 0.002738 TGGCCTGTGCCACTGGCC AACCGGAAATGGT 270 TTTTGTTAACGTCTGCCAC N 0.016459 0.002366 CCCCACTCTCACCCCCAA GCTCTAAGCCCCC 271 ACATGTTCCGATGCCTGTG P 0.003918 0.002067 GAAGACATGCCGACGTCT CCTCTGCCTAGGG 272 GAGTCTTCGTGGATGATGT P 0.002408 0.000801 GACCATTGAGGACCTGTC AGGCTACATGGAG 273 ACTCTGGCCCCTATGGCG P 0.005261 0.000485 GTGGAGGCCAGTACTTTG CAAAACCACGAAAC 274 TCTTCCATACATTAGTTCC P 0.018924 0.008322 CACCATCGCATGCCCAGG GACCACTGCCTGG 275 AAGCTAAGGCCGCGTTGG N 0.007037 0.00584 GGTAAGGCCCTCACTTCAT CCTGCGACTAGCA 276 CGACCGGCTCGTATTCCG N 0.032215 0.013902 ATCAGTCGCTTCCATTGTT AGCATCGTACACG 277 AGATGTGTTTTCAGAGCTA N 0.002118 0.001912 GGTACAGAGGAATGTTTG CTACCTTTAGCGG 278 CGGGTGCAAGCCCGTGTG P 0.006615 0.002452 TCTGGCCTCTTTCCTCGTG AAGACGATGTGTC 279 CAGTGGCTACCACCTGTA P 0.017095 0.013578 ATCTCAGCAGTTTGGGAG ACCAAAGCAGGACG 280 CAAGCAAAATTGTGGGCA N 0.025783 0.003476 AGAGAATCCGCGTGAAAC TAGATGGCAGCCGG 281 GAGGGCACCAGGCACAAC N 0.02207 0.000134 GACATCGAGCTCTACAGC CAGTACCTGGAGGG 282 TCTGCAAAGGGGCGTGCA P 0.00797 0.026713 GCTGCTGTGTCTGATGTG GGGACAGCTCTTCT 283 GTGTAAGGGTCCAGCTGA N 0.021321 0.001836 TCAAGAATGGCAAGAAAAT CACAGCCTTTGTA 284 GATGGGCACCTGGATAAC N 0.016792 4.55E−07 TCAGGATGGGGGCTGCTC ACAAAGACCACATC 285 GGAGCCCCTTGGAGTATG P 0.038278 0.009229 GCTTTTCACATGGGCTTCT ATACCGCTTCGAC 286 ACTGTCAGGCCAGTGCTG P 0.020498 0.003103 CTGCGGATGTGAGAAACC GGTGATCCGAAGGC 287 CCCCTGGGCTATCATCTG P 0.007544 0.000284 CATGGGGCTGGGGTCCTC CTGTGCTATTTGTA 288 CACAAGAGTGGTCATAAG N 0.014948 0.00028 GGGGTTTGAACTGAGTCC CACTACCTCGGGGG 289 ACCCCTGGGCTACCATCT P 0.007981 0.001869 GCATGGGGCTGGGGTCCT CCTGTGCTATTTGT 290 CCCTCTCAAGTAATGGCTC N 0.010546 0.000671 AGCTAATAAAGGCGCACAT GACTCCCAAAAA 291 GTACTTCGGGGCTCTACA N 0.009447 0.000317 GACAATCTGATGGATGACA TAGAAAGGGCAGT 292 TTCTCAGGAATCGGCGGG N 0.037168 0.000823 AAGAAGCCCCCTTGATGG AGTCTGGTGGGGTT 293 TGGTATTTGGGCAGCTGG P 0.002393 0.002545 TGATCGTTGGTCCCGGCG CCCTTTCTTTACTG 294 CTGTATGCCCAGGGAAAG N 0.003513 0.000732 TGGCGTTATAACAGGAAG CAGAGTGGCTATGG 295 CCAACGACTAACCCTGAAA N 0.004463 8.14E−05 TGGGGGTGTTCCAGCCTT CAGCGAGATGGCC 296 CAAGAGTGCCACAGATATT N 0.04305 0.000964 CTCCTGGGGGAGGATGCT GGTGTTGGGAGGG 297 GAACAATGGTCGTGCCAA N 0.020953 0.01742 AAAGGGCCGCGGCCACAT GCAGCCTATTCGCT 298 CGGCCTGATGGAGAGAAG N 0.008627 0.002771 GAACATGTTCGACTGGCT CCTGATTACAATGC 299 ACTCTGTAAGGAAGTTCCC N 0.016212 0.007996 AAATACAAACTTATAACCC CAGCTGTGGTCT 300 GTAACAGGGTGCAGTGTT P 0.008098 0.00186 GTTTATACTTCATTGCTCC TTCAGGACATGGG 301 TATGTCCTCTGATTGGGAC P 0.003643 0.000478 AAGGCACCTGCATTCACA GGCGGCCCTGAGC 302 GGCTTGGCCACCCTGCCG N 0.0296 0.0072 CTGCCCAGCCACATCCCT TGGTTTTGTATTTT 303 TCATGGCCGCCCTCAGAC N 0.005792 0.000672 CCCTTGTGAAGCCCAAGA TCGTCAAAAAGAGA 304 ATCCTCTGAGAAAACAGCC P 0.003984 0.000228 CACAGGACTGGGTCCTCC TTATCCGTCTTGC 305 AAATGACAAAGAGCGAGT N 0.028468 0.013861 GGCAGCTGCAATGGAAAA CCCCAACTTACGGG 306 AGCTCAGCGGTTACTTCG P 0.001345 0.000396 CGTGTCATCAAACCACCTC TCTGGGTTGTTCG 307 TAGAACTATTATTGACCAC P 0.009458 0.006369 GCCTCCTCCAAGTCCCAG CGAGCCCGTGTAC 308 GCACCTGCTGTAGACAGA N 0.007479 0.001297 AGACAGTATTCTGCAATGA CTGAGAATGCAGT 309 ACTGCTGCTTCCTACCTGC N 0.002691 0.002238 AAGACGCACAATGTATGTT TCAAGGGTGAGC 310 GTGCCCCTCTGTATCTTTT N 0.015388 0.006234 GAGAAGTGCGGAATAGGT TGCTTCTACCACC 311 TTGGGAGGCAGAGGCCGG N 0.013481 0.000858 TGGGTTGCTTTAGCTCAG GAGTTGGAGACAAG 312 CATATATTGCATGGAGGTA N 0.039958 0.031385 CCCCAATCTGAAGTCAGTA AATGAACTAATC

TABLE 2A 143 Exemplary Positive and Negative Predictor Genes of GVHD Outcome and Housekeeping (R, reference, or HSK) genes Accession No. Basic RNA143 Index RNA192 Index RNA1538 Index ProbeID Accession No. (without decimal) Gene Name Symbol Synonyms 1 3 — 7570326 NM_000024.4 NM_000024 adrenergic, ADRB2 B2AR; beta-2-, BETA2AR; receptor, BAR; surface ADRBR; (ADRB2), ADRB2R mRNA. 2 4 — 5270431 NM_004538.3 NM_004538 nucleosome NAP1L3 MB20; assembly NPL3; protein 1-like MGC26312 3 (NAP1L3), mRNA. 3 5 — 4210754 NM_001018069.1 NM_001018069 SERPINE1 SERBP1 CGI-55; mRNA FLJ90489; binding DKFZp564M2423; protein 1 CHD3IP; (SERBP1), PAIRBP1; transcript PAI- variant 3, RBP1; mRNA. HABP4L 4 6 — 2810255 NM_015989.3 NM_015989 cysteinesulfinic CSAD PCAP; acid MGC119355; decarboxylase MGC119354; (CSAD), MGC119357; mRNA. CSD 5 9 — 6840471 NM_021601.3 NM_021601 CD79a CD79A MB-1; molecule, IGA immunoglobulin- associated alpha (CD79A), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 6 10 — 4280743 NM_000997.3 NM_000997 ribosomal RPL37 MGC99572 protein L37 (RPL37), mRNA. 7 12 — 4590139 NM_006297.1 NM_006297 X-ray repair XRCC1 RCC complementing defective repair in Chinese hamster cells 1 (XRCC1), mRNA. 8 13 — 5340110 NM_024921.2 NM_024921 premature POF1B FLJ22792; ovarian POF failure, 1B (POF1B), mRNA. 9 14 — 2940048 NM_001003789.1 NM_001003789 RAB, member RABL2B of RAS oncogene family-like 2B (RABL2B), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 10 17 — 1300671 NM_005437.2 NM_005437 nuclear NCOA4 RFG; receptor ARA70; coactivator 4 DKFZp762E1112; (NCOA4), PTC3; mRNA. ELE1 11 21 — 7560037 NM_133471.1 NM_133471 KIAA1949 KIAA1949 HKMT1098 (KIAA1949), mRNA. 12 22 — 2030274 NM_138923.1 NM_138923 TAF1 RNA TAF1 KAT4; polymerase II, CCG1; TATA box P250; binding BA2R; protein (TBP)- TAFII250; associated NSCL2; factor, TAF2A; 250 kDa OF; (TAF1), DYT3; transcript CCGS variant 2, mRNA. 13 24 — 6940088 NM_201554.1 NM_201554 diacylglycerol DGKA MGC42356; kinase, alpha DGK- 80 kDa alpha; (DGKA), DAGK1; transcript MGC12821; variant 4, DAGK mRNA. 14 25 — 580240 NM_145755.1 NM_145755 tetratricopeptide TTC21A STI2; repeat MGC70523; domain 21A DKFZp686P18239; (TTC21A), MGC156293 mRNA. 15 27 — 7400408 NM_178471.1 NM_178471 G protein- GPR119 hGPCR2; coupled GPCR2; receptor 119 MGC119957 (GPR119), mRNA. 16 29 — 1010224 NM_020654.3 NM_020654 SUMO1/sentrin SENP7 KIAA1707; specific MGC157730 peptidase 7 (SENP7), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 17 30 — 5700519 NM_002082.2 NM_002082 G protein- GRK6 FLJ32135; coupled GPRK6 receptor kinase 6 (GRK6), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 18 31 — 7100615 NM_001042472.1 NM_001042472 abhydrolase ABHD12 DKFZP434P106; domain dJ965G21.2; containing 12 C20orf22; (ABHD12), ABHD12A; transcript BEM46L2 variant 1, mRNA. 19 32 — 2260615 NM_004698.1 NM_004698 PRP3 pre- PRPF3 HPRP3P; mRNA HPRP3; processing Prp3p; factor 3 RP18; homolog (S. cerevisiae) PRP3 (PRPF3), mRNA. 20 33 — 4200458 NM_005249.3 NM_005249 forkhead box FOXG1 FKHL1; G1 (FOXG1), KHL2; mRNA. HFK3; HBF2; FOXG1C; QIN; FKHL2; HBF-2; HBF-1; FKH2; HFK1; FKHL4; HBF-G2; BF2; FHKL3; BF1; HFK2; HBF-3; FOXG1B; FKHL3; FOXG1A 21 34 — 4810333 NM_153701.1 NM_153701 interleukin 12 IL12RB1 CD212; receptor, beta IL-12R- 1 (IL12RB1), BETA1; transcript IL12RB; variant 2, MGC34454 mRNA. 22 36 — 1820035 NM_001077268.1 NM_001077268 zinc finger, ZFYVE19 FLJ14840; FYVE domain MPFYVE containing 19 (ZFYVE19), mRNA. 23 37 — 6770168 NM_006371.3 NM_006371 cartilage CRTAP CASP; associated OI7 protein (CRTAP), mRNA. 24 39 — 5360376 NM_006762.1 NM_006762 lysosomal LAPTM5 MGC125860; associated MGC125861 multispanning membrane protein 5 (LAPTM5), mRNA. 25 41 — 4850082 NM_003780.3 NM_003780 UDP- B4GALT2 beta4Gal- Gal:betaGlcNAc T2; beta 1,4- B4Gal-T3; galactosyltransferase, B4Gal-T2 polypeptide 2 (B4GALT2), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 26 42 — 2970017 NM_005978.3 NM_005978 S100 calcium S100A2 S100L; binding CAN19; protein A2 MGC111539 (S100A2), mRNA. 27 44 — 1110575 NM_002494.2 NM_002494 NADH NDUFC1 MGC138266; dehydrogenase KFYI; (ubiquinone) MGC126847; 1, MGC117464 subcomplex unknown, 1, 6 kDa (NDUFC1), mRNA. 28 45 — 1740382 NM_000161.2 NM_000161 GTP GCH1 DYT5; cyclohydrolase GTP-CH- 1 (dopa- 1; responsive GTPCH1; dystonia) GCH (GCH1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 29 46 — 780184 NM_006346.2 NM_006346 progesteroneimmunomodulatory PIBF1 RP11- binding 505F3.1; factor 1 KIAA1008; (PIBF1), PIBF1; mRNA. C13orf24 30 48 — 3610280 NM_016446.2 NM_016446 chromosome C9ORF127 NGX6; 9 open RP11- reading frame 112J3.10; 127 NAG-5; (C9orf127), MGC120460 mRNA. 31 52 — 1510035 NM_001981.2 NM_001981 epidermal EPS15 AF1P; growth factor MLLT5; receptor AF-1P pathway substrate 15 (EPS15), mRNA. 32 53 — 6520605 NM_005871.2 NM_005871 survival motor SMNDC1 SPF30; neuron SMNR domain containing 1 (SMNDC1), mRNA. 33 54 — 6250288 NM_022474.2 NM_022474 membrane MPP5 FLJ12615; protein, PALS1 palmitoylated 5 (MAGUK p55 subfamily member 5) (MPP5), mRNA. 34 56 — 3420767 NM_016173.3 NM_016173 HemKmethyltransferase HEMK1 FLJ22320 family HEMK; member 1 MTQ1 (HEMK1), mRNA. 35 57 — 7510386 NM_173843.1 NM_173843 interleukin 1 IL1RN ICIL-1RA; receptor IRAP; IL- antagonist 1ra3; (IL1RN), MGC10430; transcript IL1F3; variant 4, IL1RA mRNA. 36 61 — 3610440 NM_005360.3 NM_005360 v- MAF MGC71685 mafmusculoaponeuroticfibrosarcoma oncogene homolog (avian) (MAF), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 37 65 — 4150538 NM_144675.1 NM_144675 GSG1-like GSG1L MGC18079; (GSG1L), PRO19651 mRNA. 38 66 — 2450102 NM_201438.1 NM_201438 periphilin 1 PPHLN1 HSPC206; (PPHLN1), HSPC232; transcript MGC48786 variant 5, mRNA. 39 68 — 450398 NM_004798.2 NM_004798 kinesin family KIF3B HH0048; member3B KIAA0359 (KIF3B), mRNA. 40 69 — 4810458 NM_181309.1 NM_181309 interleukin 22 IL22RA2 CRF2-S1; receptor, MGC150509; alpha 2 IL- (IL22RA2), 22BP; transcript MGC150510; variant 2, CRF2- mRNA. 10; CRF2X 41 70 — 3890196 NM_152850.2 NM_152850 phosphatidylinositol PIGO RP11- glycan 182N22.4; anchor DKFZp434M222; biosynthesis, FLJ00135; class O MGC3079; (PIGO), MGC20536 transcript variant 2, mRNA. 42 71 — 1230156 NM_004155.3 NM_004155 serpin SERPINB9 PI9; CAP- peptidase 3; CAP3 inhibitor, clade B (ovalbumin), member 9 (SERPINB9), mRNA. 43 72 — 1190138 NM_003328.2 NM_003328 TXK tyrosine TXK MGC22473; kinase (TXK), PSCTK5; mRNA. PTK4; BTKL; TKL; RLK 44 73 — 3780139 NM_020820.3 NM_020820 phosphatidylinositol PREX1 KIAA1415 3,4,5- trisphosphate- dependent RAC exchanger 1 (PREX1), mRNA. 45 75 — 5340458 NM_018044.2 NM_018044 NOL1/NOP2/ NSUN5 p120; Sun domain FLJ10267; family, WBSCR20; member 5 p120 (NSUN5), (NOL1); transcript MGC986; variant 2, WBSCR20A; mRNA. (NOL1); NOL1R; NSUN5A 46 76 — 70608 NM_172177.1 NM_172177 mitochondrial MRPL42 PTD007; ribosomal MRPS32; protein L42 MRP-L31; (MRPL42), RPML31; nuclear gene HSPC204 encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 2, mRNA. 47 77 — 3460053 NM_020808.3 NM_020808 signal-induced SIPA1L2 SPAL2; proliferation- FLJ23126; associated 1 KIAA1389; like 2 FLJ23632 (SIPA1L2), mRNA. 48 78 — 6220343 NM_021098.2 NM_021098 calcium CACNA1H CACNA1HB; channel, FLJ90484; voltage- Cav3.2 dependent, T type, alpha 1H subunit (CACNA1H), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 49 79 — 6620753 NM_006007.1 NM_006007 zinc finger, ZFAND5 ZFAND5A; AN1-type ZA20D2; domain 5 ZNF216 (ZFAND5), mRNA. 50 80 — 5860605 NM_013374.3 NM_013374 programmed PDCD6IP MGC17003; cell death 6 Alix; interacting DRIP4; protein AIP1; (PDCD6IP), HP95 mRNA. 51 81 — 160390 NM_001014839.1 NM_001014839 neurochondrin NCDN KIAA0607 (NCDN), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 52 82 — 3890136 NM_006370.1 NM_006370 vesicle VTI1B VTI1; transport VTI1L; through VTI2 interaction with t- SNAREs homolog 1B (yeast) (VTI1B), mRNA. 53 84 — 2750592 NM_032026.2 NM_032026 TatDDNase TATDN1 CDA11 domain containing 1 (TATDN1), mRNA. 54 85 — 7330435 NM_005436.2 NM_005436 coiled-coil CCDC6 TST1; domain TPC; containing 6 PTC; H4; (CCDC6), D10S170; mRNA. FLJ32286 55 86 — 7570500 NM_032314.3 NM_032314 coenzyme Q5 COQ5 MGC4767; homolog, MGC104303 methyltransferase (S. cerevisiae) (COQ5), mRNA. 56 87 — 6020612 NM_002158.3 NM_002158 forkhead box FOXN2 HTLF N2 (FOXN2), mRNA. 57 88 — 840240 NM_007124.2 NM_007124 utrophin UTRN DRP; (UTRN), DMDL; mRNA. DRP1; FLJ23678 58 89 — 6450176 NM_138711.3 NM_138711 peroxisome PPARG NR1C3; proliferator- PPARG1; activated PPARG2 receptor gamma (PPARG), transcript variant 3, mRNA. 59 90 — 4060669 NM_019083.1 NM_019083 coiled-coil CCDC76 FLJ10287; domain FLJ11219 containing 76 (CCDC76), mRNA. 60 91 — 10220 NM_001002246.1 NM_001002246 APC11 ANAPC11 HSPC214; anaphase MGC882; promoting Apc11p; complex APC11 subunit 11 homolog (yeast) (ANAPC11), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 61 92 — 770541 NM_001007277.1 NM_001007277 etoposide EI24 TP53I8; induced 2.4 PIG8 mRNA (EI24), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 62 93 — 7160270 NM_004450.1 NM_004450 enhancer of ERH FLJ27340; rudimentary DROER homolog (Drosophila) (ERH), mRNA. 63 94 — 730497 NM_032449.1 NM_032449 coiled-coil and CC2D1B RP11- C2 domain 155O18.2; containing 1B KIAA1836 (CC2D1B), mRNA. 64 95 — 4220220 NM_001009922.1 NM_001009922 ring finger and RCHY1 ARNIP; CHY zinc PRO1996; finger domain CHIMP; containing 1 DKFZp586C1620; (RCHY1), ZNF363; transcript hARNIP; variant 3, PIRH2; mRNA. RNF199 65 96 — 1990653 NM_006405.5 NM_006405 transmembrane 9 TM9SF1 HMP70; superfamily MP70 member 1 (TM9SF1), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 66 97 — 5490717 NM_198585.2 NM_198585 ectonucleoside ENTPD8 GLSR2492; triphosphate UNQ2492; diphosphohydrolase 8 NTPDase-8 (ENTPD8), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 67 98 — 1010739 NM_033364.3 NM_033364 chromosome C3ORF15 AAT1alpha; 3 open AAT1; reading frame DKFZp781A2221 15 (C3orf15), mRNA. 68 99 — 1340681 NM_015633.1 NM_015633 FGFR1 FGFR1OP2 DKFZp564O1863; oncogene HSPC123- partner 2 like (FGFR1OP2), mRNA. 69 100 — 2680497 NM_014865.2 NM_014865 non- NCAPD2 hCAP-D2; SMCcondensin KIAA0159; I complex, CAP-D2; subunit D2 CNAP1 (NCAPD2), mRNA. 70 101 — 830440 NM_003268.4 NM_003268 toll-like TLR5 MGC126430; receptor 5 SLEB1; (TLR5), MGC126431; mRNA. FLJ10052; TIL3 71 103 — 3800253 NM_172388.1 NM_172388 nuclear factor NFATC1 NFATc; of activated T- MGC138448; cells, NFAT2; cytoplasmic, NF-ATC calcineurin- dependent 1 (NFATC1), transcript variant 4, mRNA. 72 104 — 2000669 NM_024605.3 NM_024605 Rho GTPase ARHGAP10 FLJ20896; activating PS-GAP; protein 10 GRAF2; (ARHGAP10), FLJ41791 mRNA. 73 105 — 6290181 NM_058192.2 NM_058192 RNA RPUSD1 MGC19600; pseudouridylate RLUCL; synthase C16orf40 domain containing 1 (RPUSD1), mRNA. 74 107 — 7050291 NM_024756.1 NM_024756 multimerin 2 MMRN2 EndoGlyx- (MMRN2), 1; mRNA. FLJ13465; EMILIN3; ENDOGLYX1 75 108 — 3370280 NM_016447.2 NM_016447 membrane MPP6 p55T; protein, VAM-1; palmitoylated VAM1; 6 (MAGUK PALS2 p55 subfamily member 6) (MPP6), mRNA. 76 109 — 1050040 NM_004925.3 NM_004925 aquaporin 3 AQP3 GIL (Gill blood group) (AQP3), mRNA. 77 110 — 6580379 NM_006348.2 NM_006348 component of COG5 GOLTC1; oligomericgolgi GTC90 complex 5 (COG5), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 78 111 — 730487 NM_020320.2 NM_020320 arginyl- RARS2 dJ382I10.6; tRNAsynthetase DALRD2; 2, MGC14993; mitochondrial PCH6; (RARS2), PRO1992; nuclear gene RARSL; encoding MGC23778 mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 79 112 — 2140682 NM_175617.2 NM_175617 metallothionein MT1E MT1; 1E MTD (functional) (MT1E), mRNA. 80 113 — 2650148 NM_018268.2 NM_018268 WD repeat WDR41 MSTP048; domain 41 FLJ10904 (WDR41), mRNA. 81 115 — 3130471 NM_198465.2 NM_198465 Nik related NRK DKFZp686A17109; kinase (NRK), FLJ16788; mRNA. NESK; MGC131849 82 116 — 4810274 NM_199367.1 NM_199367 spastic SPG7 CAR; paraplegia 7 FLJ37308; (pure and SPG5C; complicated MGC126332; autosomal CMAR; recessive) MGC126331; (SPG7), PGN nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, transcript variant 2, mRNA. 83 119 — 5670100 NM_000355.2 NM_000355 transcobalamin TCN2 D22S750; II; TC2; macrocytic D22S676 anemia (TCN2), mRNA. 84 121 — 7320441 NM_013332.3 NM_013332 hypoxia- HIG2 FLJ21076; inducible MGC138388 protein 2 (HIG2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 85 123 — 2060674 NM_000067.1 NM_000067 carbonic CA2 Car2; CA- anhydrase II II; CAII; (CA2), mRNA. CA II 86 124 — 6350671 NM_023080.1 NM_023080 chromosome C8ORF33 FLJ20989 8 open reading frame 33 (C8orf33), mRNA. 87 125 — 770619 NM_003473.2 NM_003473 signal STAM DKFZp686J2352; transducing STAM1 adaptor molecule (SH3 domain and ITAM motif) 1 (STAM), mRNA. 88 126 — 540452 NM_022743.1 NM_022743 SET and SMYD3 bA74P14.1; MYND ZMYND1; domain ZNFN3A1; containing 3 FLJ21080; (SMYD3), MGC104324 mRNA. 89 127 — 4200441 NM_003003.2 NM_003003 SEC14-like 1 SEC14L1 SEC14L; (S. cerevisiae) DKFZp686C06176; (SEC14L1), PRELID4A transcript variant 1, mRNA. 90 128 — 6550279 NM_000848.2 NM_000848 glutathione S- GSTM2 GST4; transferase GSTM; M2 (muscle) GSTM2-2; (GSTM2), GTHMUS; mRNA. MGC117303 91 129 — 4860392 NM_178128.3 NM_178128 fatty acid FADS6 FP18279 desaturase domain family, member 6 (FADS6), mRNA. 92 130 — 3940735 NM_003093.1 NM_003093 small nuclear SNRPC FLJ20302 ribonucleoprotein polypeptide C (SNRPC), mRNA. 93 131 — 1850347 NM_021067.3 NM_021067 GINS GINS1 PSF1; complex KIAA0186; subunit 1 RP4- (Psf1 691N24.2 homolog) (GINS1), mRNA. 94 133 — 7000703 NM_016310.2 NM_016310 polymerase POLR3K C11; (RNA) III RPC10; (DNA C11- directed) RNP3; polypeptide K, My010; 12.3 kDa RPC11; (POLR3K), hRPC11 mRNA. 95 134 — 2690315 NM_014901.4 NM_014901 ring finger RNF44 KIAA1100 protein 44 (RNF44), mRNA. 96 135 — 4900670 NM_004255.2 NM_004255 cytochrome c COX5A COX-VA; oxidase VA; COX subunit Va (COX5A), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 97 136 — 6900014 NM_032177.2 NM_032177 RNA U, small RNUXA FLJ13193; nuclear RNA PHAX export adaptor (phosphorylation regulated) (RNUXA), mRNA. 98 138 — 5570338 NM_182922.2 NM_182922 HEAT repeat HEATR3 FLJ20718 containing 3 (HEATR3), mRNA. 99 139 — 4540241 NM_032412.3 NM_032412 chromosome C5ORF32 ORF1- 5 open FL49 reading frame 32 (C5orf32), mRNA. 100 140 — 2850360 NM_001707.2 NM_001707 B-cell BCL7B CLL/lymphoma 7B (BCL7B), mRNA. 101 141 — 6860653 NM_006402.2 NM_006402 hepatitis B HBXIP MGC71071; virus x XIP interacting protein (HBXIP), mRNA. 102 142 — 2350209 NM_139118.1 NM_139118 YY1 YY1AP1 YAP; associated YY1AP; protein 1 HCCA2; (YY1AP1), FLJ10875; transcript FLJ13914; variant 2, HCCA1 mRNA. 103 143 — 3940754 NM_006566.1 NM_006566 CD226 CD226 TLiSA1; molecule PTA1; (CD226), DNAM1; mRNA. DNAM-1 104 144 — 6650747 NM_152320.1 NM_152320 zinc finger ZNF641 FLJ31295; protein 641 DKFZp667D1012 (ZNF641), mRNA. 105 145 — 3780400 NM_014212.3 NM_014212 homeobox HOXC11 HOX3H; C11 MGC4906 (HOXC11), mRNA. 106 146 — 6770017 NM_007249.4 NM_007249 Kruppel-like KLF12 AP-2rep; factor 12 AP2REP; (KLF12), HSPC122 mRNA. 107 147 — 2340059 NM_024516.2 NM_024516 chromosome C16ORF53 PA1; 16 open MGC4606 reading frame 53 (C16orf53), mRNA. 108 148 — 4150593 NM_015077.2 NM_015077 sterile alpha SARM1 SAMD2; and TIR motif KIAA0524; containing 1 SARM; (SARM1), FLJ36296 mRNA. 109 149 — 2650408 NM_018177.2 NM_018177 Nedd4 N4BP2 B3BP; binding KIAA1413; protein 2 FLJ10680 (N4BP2), mRNA. 110 150 — 10435 NM_001001660.2 NM_001001660 LYR motif LYRM5 containing 5 (LYRM5), mRNA. 111 151 — 2690528 NM_004169.3 NM_004169 serinehydroxy SHMT1 MGC15229; methyltransferase 1 MGC24556; (soluble) SHMT; (SHMT1), CSHMT transcript variant 1, mRNA. 112 152 — 130093 NM_005951.2 NM_005951 metallothionein MT1H MGC70702; 1H (MT1H), MT1 mRNA. 113 153 — 1010692 NM_005234.3 NM_005234 nuclear NR2F6 EAR-2; receptor EAR2; subfamily 2, ERBAL2 group F, member 6 (NR2F6), mRNA. 114 156 — 520431 NM_014819.3 NM_014819 praja 2, RING- PJA2 KIAA0438; H2 motif RNF131; containing Neurodap1 (PJA2), mRNA. 115 157 — 5560079 NM_001077191.1 NM_001077191 G protein- GPBAR1 GPR131; coupled bile M-BAR; acid receptor GPCR; 1 (GPBAR1), GPCR19; transcript BG37; variant 1, TGR5; mRNA. MGC40597 116 158 — 670026 NM_015986.2 NM_015986 cytokine CRLF3 CREME9; receptor-like FRWS; factor 3 CYTOR4; (CRLF3), MGC20661 mRNA. 117 163 — 1770593 NM_003956.3 NM_003956 cholesterol CH25H C25H 25- hydroxylase (CH25H), mRNA. 118 166 — 1260438 NM_001556.1 NM_001556 inhibitor of IKBKB IKK-beta; kappa light NFKBIKB; polypeptide IKK2; gene FLJ40509; enhancer in IKKB; B-cells, kinase MGC131801 beta (IKBKB), mRNA. 119 167 — 4050768 NM_152889.1 NM_152889 carbohydrate CHST13 MGC119279; (chondroitin 4) MGC119281; sulfotransferase MGC119278; 13 C4ST3 (CHST13), mRNA. 120 168 — 1340349 NM_001042588.1 NM_001042588 snurportin 1 SNUPN RNUT1; (SNUPN), Snurportin1; transcript KPNBL variant 3, mRNA. 121 169 — 6940431 NM_015253.1 NM_015253 WSC domain WSCD1 KIAA0523 containing 1 (WSCD1), mRNA. 122 170 — 3610241 NM_000981.3 NM_000981 ribosomal RPL19 MGC71997; protein L19 DKFZp779D216; (RPL19), FLJ27452 mRNA. 123 171 — 6580577 NM_031369.2 NM_031369 heterogeneous HNRNPD P37; nuclear AUF1; ribonucleoprotein hnRNPD0; D (AU-rich AUF1A element RNA binding protein 1, 37 kDa) (HNRNPD), transcript variant 2, mRNA. 124 172 — 3360228 NM_001023.2 NM_001023 ribosomal RPS20 MGC102930; protein S20 FLJ27451 (RPS20), mRNA. 125 173 — 6130390 NM_016093.2 NM_016093 ribosomal RPL26L1 RPL26P1; protein L26- FLJ46904 like 1 (RPL26L1), mRNA. 126 175 — 1110017 NM_032195.1 NM_032195 SON DNA SON FLJ21099; binding SON3; protein (SON), KIAA1019; transcript BASS1; variant b, NREBP; mRNA. C21orf50; DBP-5; FLJ33914 127 176 — 2680097 NM_016061.1 NM_016061 yippee-like 5 YPEL5 CGI-127 (Drosophila) (YPEL5), mRNA. 128 177 — 2480364 NM_013379.2 NM_013379 dipeptidyl- DPP7 DPP2; peptidase 7 DPPII; (DPP7), QPP mRNA. 129 178 — 6330044 NM_004034.1 NM_004034 annexin A7 ANXA7 ANX7; (ANXA7), SNX transcript variant 2, mRNA. 130 179 — 240725 NM_001033112.1 NM_001033112 poly(A) PAIP2 PAIP2A; binding MGC72018 protein interacting protein 2 (PAIP2), transcript variant 1, mRNA. 131 180 — 3390192 NM_006861.4 NM_006861 RAB35, RAB35 RAB1C; member RAS H-ray; oncogene RAY family (RAB35), mRNA. 132 181 — 4150670 NM_007065.3 NM_007065 cell division CDC37 P50CDC37 cycle 37 homolog (S. cerevisiae) (CDC37), mRNA. 133 182 — 7200037 NM_005626.3 NM_005626 splicing factor, SFRS4 SRP75 arginine/serine- rich 4 (SFRS4), mRNA. 134 183 — 5690202 NM_018064.2 NM_018064 chromosome C6ORF166 FLJ10342; 6 open dJ486L4.2 reading frame 166 (C6orf166), mRNA. 135 184 — 3830538 NM_030818.2 NM_030818 coiled-coil CCDC130 MGC10471 domain containing 130 (CCDC130), mRNA. 136 185 — 2490066 NM_006110.1 NM_006110 CD2 CD2BP2 FWP010; (cytoplasmic LIN1; tail) binding Snu40 protein 2 (CD2BP2), mRNA. 137 186 — 4230050 NM_006327.2 NM_006327 translocase of TIMM23 PRO1197; inner TIMM23B; mitochondrial MGC22767; membrane 23 TIM23 homolog (yeast) (TIMM23), nuclear gene encoding mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 138 187 — 7200598 NM_005466.2 NM_005466 mediator MED6 NY-REN- complex 28 subunit 6 (MED6), mRNA. 139 188 — 6110477 NM_006600.2 NM_006600 nuclear NUDC NPD011; distribution HNUDC; gene C MNUDC homolog (A. nidulans) (NUDC), mRNA. 140 189 — 3130241 NM_020141.3 NM_020141 chromosome C1ORF119 AD-020; 1 open FLJ90710 reading frame 119 (C1orf119), mRNA. 141 190 — 60390 NM_030914.1 NM_030914 ubiquitin URM1 C9orf74; related RP11- modifier 1 339B21.4; homolog (S. cerevisiae) MGC2668 (URM1), mRNA. 142 191 — 1450537 NM_014607.3 NM_014607 UBX domain UBXD2 erasin; containing 2 UBXDC1; (UBXD2), FLJ23318; mRNA. KIAA0242 143 192 — 610112 NM_173607.3 NM_173607 chromosome C14ORF24 DKFZp686J1254; 14 open FLJ38854 reading frame 24 (C14orf24), transcript variant 1, mRNA. P or N Predictor or ABI Gene RNA143 Index Probe Sequence HSK gene Performance Rank ABI Assay ID Symbol ABI Alias ABI Gene Name 1 CAGCTGTG N 002N Hs00240532_s1 ADRB2 ADRB2R, adrenergic, AACATGGA ADRBR, B2AR, beta-2-, CTCTTCCCC BAR, receptor, CACTCCTCT BETA2AR surface TATTTGCTC ACACGGG 2 CCAGCCCA P 002P Hs00270173_s1 NAP1L3 MB20, MGC26312, NPL3, nucleosome TAAGACTAA RP1- assembly GGGTTTAAA 32F7.3 protein 1-like 3 TCTGCTTGC ACTAGCTGT GCCTTC 3 GTTCCTTTT N 003N Hs00967385_g1 SERBP1 CGI- SERPINE1 GCTGCCCA 55, CHD3IP, mRNA TTTGGGAG DKFZp564M2423, binding TATGTGGC FLJ90489, protein 1 AATTCCTAG HABP4L, TGCTCTTG PAI- RBP1, PAIRBP1 4 GCCTTTTTA P 003P Hs00211126_m1 CSAD CSD, FLJ44987, cysteine GGCCACAG FLJ45500, sulfinic acid TGACCTGC MGC119354, decarboxylase GCAATGTTT MGC119355, ATATGCTTT MGC119357, GACCTAC PCAP 5 TCCTTAGTC N 005N Hs00233566_m1 CD79A IGA, MB-1 CD79a ATATTCCCC molecule, CAGTGGGG immunoglobulin- GGTGGGAG associated GGTAACCT alpha CACTCTTC 6 CCTGCGTC P 005P Hs02340038_g1 RPL37 DKFZp686G1699, ribosomal ACAGGGAA MGC99572 protein L37 GCAACCTA CAGAGAAG CAGCAGCT CCCCAAGA GA 7 ATCCCAGC P 006P Hs00959834_m1 XRCC1 RCC X-ray repair TTTGAGGA complementing GGCCCTGA defective TGGACAAC repair in CCCTCCCT Chinese GGCATTCG hamster cells 1 TT 8 TAGTGGCT N 007N Hs00227769_m1 POF1B FLJ22792, premature GGGAAAAG POF, POF2B, ovarian GGGTGTGC RP1- failure, 1B GAGGGGAA 75N13.2 CTGGGGAT GCTTAATGTG 9 CACCTCGG P 007P Hs00255244_m1 RABL2B FLJ93981, RAB, member GGACAATT FLJ98216, of RAS CCTTGGGC FLJ78724, oncogene TTCTCCTGA MGC117180, family-like GGTAATGAT RP11- 2B, RAB, TTACCCCC 395L14.2 member of RAS oncogene family-like 2A 10 AGGAGCCT N 009N Hs01033772_g1 NCOA4 ARA70, DKFZp762E1112, nuclear TTCCAGTTA ELE1, receptor TCTTGAGTT PTC3, coactivator 4 GCAGCTCT RFG, RP11- GTAGTTTCT 481A12.4 TGAGGCC 11 GCCACGCT N 011N Hs00292978_m1 KIAA1949 DAAP- KIAA1949 TACTTGCTG 285E11.2, TGTCTGCG HKMT1098 TGGAATTCT CTCCTCTGT CCCCTCC 12 GACCCAAA P 011P Hs00270322_m1 TAF1 BA2R, CCG1, TAF1 RNA CAACCCCG CCGS, polymerase II, CATGCTTCA DYT3, DYT3/ TATA box GGAGAACA TAF1, binding CAAGGATG KAT4, N- protein (TBP)- GACATGGAA TAF1, NSCL2, associated OF, P250, factor, TAF2A, 250 kDa TAFII250, XDP 13 GTACCAGA P 012P Hs00176278_m1 DGKA DAGK, DAGK1, diacylglycerol CCTAAGTG DGK- kinase, alpha ACAAGAGA alpha, MGC12821, MGC42356 80 kDa CTGGAAGT GGTTGGGC TGGAGGGT GC 14 AGGATGCA N 013N Hs00377534_m1 TTC21A DKFZp686P18239, tetratricopeptide GTCACCAA MGC156293, repeat CTACAAACT MGC70523, domain 21A GGCCTGGA STI2 AGTACAGT CATCACGCC 15 GCTCTATCC N 014N Hs02825719_s1 GPR119 GPCR2, MGC119957, G protein- TGGACCCC RP1- coupled CTTCCTTAT 20I3.4 receptor 119 CACTGGCA TTGTGCAG GTGGCCTG 16 CTGTACTTC N 015N Hs00221046_m1 SENP7 KIAA1707, SUMO1/sentrin CACGTGAC MGC157730 specific TGGGTGCT peptidase 7 GAGGGGAG TTAAAGCCT CCCTGGTG 17 TCCAAGAG P 015P Hs00357776_g1 GRK6 FLJ32135, G protein- CTGAATGTC GPRK6 coupled TTTGGGCT receptor GGATGGCT kinase 6 CAGTTCCC CCAGACCTG 18 ACCTTGGC N 016N Hs01018047_m1 ABHD12 ABHD12A; abhydrolase TACAGGCA BEM46L2, domain CAAATACAT C20ORF22, containing 12 TTACAAGAG DKFZp434P106, CCCTGAGC RP5- TGCCACGG 965G21.2, dJ965G21.2 19 GCATGGGG P 016P Hs00757030_m1 PRPF3 HPRP3, HPRP3P, PRP3, PRP3 pre- CTGAACACT Prp3p, mRNA ACTGGGAC RP18 processing CTTGCGCT factor 3 GAGTGAAT homolog (S. cerevisiae) CTGTGTTAG 20 GTTGTTTCA N 017N Hs01850784_s1 FOXG1 BF1, BF2, forkhead box GTTGGCAA FHKL3, FKH2, G1 CACTGCCC FKHL1, ATTCAATTG FKHL2, AATCAGAA FKHL3, FKHL4, GGGGACAA FOXG1A, FOXG1B, FOXG1C, HBF- 1, HBF- 2, HBF- 3, HBF- G2, HBF2, HFK1, HFK2, HFK3, KHL2, QIN 21 GGGAAGAT P 017P Hs00538167_m1 IL12RB1 CD212, IL- interleukin 12 GCCCTATCT 12R- receptor, beta 1 CTCGGGTG BETA1, IL12RB, CTGCCTAC MGC34454 AACGTGGC TGTCATCTC 22 GATAGGCC P 018P Hs00262564_m1 ZFYVE19 FLJ14840, zinc finger, CCTTCCTGA MPFYVE FYVE domain GCCTTGGT containing 19 GTCCCTGG AATGAGGA AAGATTCTC 23 TCCCACTTT N 019N Hs01035151_m1 CRTAP CASP, LEPREL3 cartilage AGGGTGGC associated AGCCAGTA protein GGCCAAAC TCCAAAGA CCGTTGCTG 24 CCACAGGT N 020N Hs00198882_m1 LAPTM5 CLAST6, lysosomal TAGTTCAGT FLJ61683, protein CAAAGCAG FLJ97251, transmembrane 5 GCAACCCC MGC125860, CTTGTGGG MGC125861, CACTGACCC RP5- 1166H10.3 25 GATCTTGG N 021N Hs00243566_m1 B4GALT2 B4Gal- UDP- GGTTGGCC T2, B4Gal- Gal:betaGlcNAc TTTGCATGG T3, beta4Gal- beta 1,4- GAGGCAGG T2 galactosyltransferase, TGGGGCTT polypeptide 2 GGATCAGTA 26 CTCAGCTG P 021P Hs00195582_m1 S100A2 CAN19, MGC111539, S100 calcium GAGTGCTG RP11- binding GGAGATGA 49N14.8, protein A2 GGGCCTCC S100L TGGATCCT GCTCCCTT CT 27 GGCCCTTC P 022P Hs00159587_m1 NDUFC1 KFYI, MGC117464, NADH AGTGCGAT MGC126847, dehydrogenase CAAAGTTCT MGC138266 (ubiquinone) ACGTGCGA 1, GAGCCGCC subcomplex GAATGCCAA unknown, 1, 6 kDa 28 TGCACAAAA N 023N Hs00609198_m1 GCH1 DYT14, DYT5, GTP CCACTGCC DYT5a, cyclohydrolase 1 AGATAACCA GCH, GAGGGGCC GTP-CH- TGGGAAGG 1, GTPCH1, GAGAAGAA HPABH4B 29 GTCCACTA P 023P Hs00197131_m1 PIBF1 C13ORF24, progesterone CGAGGTAC KIAA1008, immunomodulatory TTCAAAAGC PIBF, RP11- binding CCAGTAAT 505F3.1 factor 1 GGTGGTCA GATACCATG 30 TTCCACCAC P 024P Hs00255552_m1 TMEM8B C9ORF127, transmembrane GTTCTCCG MGC120460, protein 8B AGGGTTTG NAG- GGAATGTC 5, NGX6, RP11- TGTGCCTTC 112J3.10, ACTGTGTC RP11- 112J3.10- 001 31 CTGGCTCC P 026P Hs00179978_m1 EPS15 AF- epidermal AGGGCCTG 1P, AF1P, growth factor TGCTTGAAA MLLT5 receptor AGGACAGA pathway TAAGTATTG substrate 15 CCCAGAGC 32 CAGGTTGT N 027N Hs00195343_m1 SMNDC1 SMNR, SPF30 survival motor CTGCATTTG neuron TTGGTGTAA domain GTGAACAT containing 1 CATCACAGT TATCCTG 33 CCCTCTGT P 027P Hs00223885_m1 MPP5 FLJ12615; membrane GGTTCTGA PALS1 protein, CTGGAGAC palmitoylated CCCAGTGT 5 (MAGUK GGGGGAGG p55 subfamily TCTTACCATT member 5) 34 AATTGCTG P 028P Hs00275076_m1 HEMK1 FLJ22320, HemKmethyltransferase GAGGAAGA HEMK, MTQ1 family GCCATGAG member 1 CCGAGGAA TGCAGACA GCCTCTTCTC 35 GGCACTTG N 029N Hs00893626_m1 IL1RN DIRA, ICIL- interleukin 1 GAGACTTG 1RA, IL- receptor TATGAAAGA 1RN, IL- antagonist TGGCTGTG 1ra, IL- CCTCTGCC 1ra3, IL1F3, TGTCTCCCC IL1RA, IRAP, MGC10430, MVCD4 36 GCAGCGAC N 031N Hs00193519_m1 MAF MGC71685, v- AACCCGTC c-MAF mafmusculoaponeuroticfibrosarcoma CTCTCCCG oncogene AGTTTTTCA homolog TAACTGAG (avian) CCCACTCGC 37 AGGGCAGG N 033N Hs00376245_m1 GSG1L MGC18079, GSG1-like CCCAAGGG PRO19651, AATGCACA UNQ5831 GGGCTGCA CAGAGTGA CTTTGGGA CA 38 TGTTTGAGT P 033P Hs00212889_m1 PPHLN1 HSPC206, periphilin 1 TGACTTCAC HSPC232, AGTCAGTTT MGC48786 GATCAGTAT GGTCCCCC ACCTGG 39 TGCTGCAA P 034P Hs01122781_m1 KIF3B HH0048, KIAA0359 kinesin family CTGGGGCG Member 3B TGGGCCGC TCTCTGCTT TTCCTGTCT GACTCTGA 40 GGGGGTGG N 035N Hs00364814_m1 IL22RA2 CRF2- interleukin 22 AGGAGAAT 10, CRF2- receptor, AAGAGGCA S1, CRF2X, alpha 2 GAGCAAGA IL- GCTAGAGA 22BP, IL- ATTGGTTTCC 22RA2, MGC150509, MGC150510, UNQ5793/PRO19598/ PRO19822 41 CCTGGGCA P 035P Hs00912503_m1 PIGO DKFZp434M222, phosphatidylinositol TAGCTTTGG FLJ00135, MGC20536, glycan TGATGAGA MGC3079, anchor GTGGATGG RP11- biosynthesis, TGCTGTGA 182N22.4, class O GCTCCTGGT UNQ632/ PRO1249 42 CAGACAAA N 036N Hs00244603_m1 SERPINB9 CAP- serpin CTGTTTTCC CAP3, PI9 peptidase ACAGCAGT inhibitor, clade TGAACCATT B (ovalbumin), CCACATTCC member 9 CACCAGC 43 GTAGCCAA P 036P Hs01053640_m1 TXK BTKL, MGC22473, PSCTK5, PTK4, TXK tyrosine AGCTCACC RLK, kinase TTTGAACAG TKL ATCCCGGT GACATTCTA TTTCCAGG 44 GGCAGTTT N 037N Hs00368207_m1 PREX1 KIAA1415, phosphatidylinositol- GTCCCCCC P-REX1 3,4,5- AGCTTCGG trisphosphate- TATGCCTTC dependent AGGGAAAG Rac exchange GTCACAGCT factor 1 45 ACGTGCTC N 038N Hs00216128_m1 NSUN5 FLJ10267, NOP2/Sun CCTCTGCC MGC986, domain family, AGGAGGAG NOL1, NOL1R, member 5 AATGAAGA NSUN5A, CGTGGTGC WBSCR20, GAGATGCG WBSCR20A, CT p120 46 GACAGATG P 038P Hs00204112_m1 MRPL42 HSPC204, mitochondrial ATGCGGAG MRP- ribosomal GTTCCTGG L31, MRPL31, protein L42 GGGAATCA MRPS32, AAGAGAAAT PTD007, GTGCCTCAT RPML31 47 TCAGACCG N 039N Hs00384853_m1 SIPA1L2 FLJ23126, signal-induced AGAAGCAG FLJ23632, proliferation- GGTGAGAG KIAA1389, associated 1 ATTCTAACG SPAL2 like 2 ACTGGATG CTGCTAGTA 48 ATCAGGCC P 039P Hs00234934_m1 CACNA1H CACNA1HB, calcium TCCCCTACA Cav3.2, channel, TCTGGGGG ECA6, EIG6, voltage- CGTTGGCC FLJ90484 dependent, T GCGAGATT type, alpha 1H CCCATTGAC subunit 49 TGTACTTGG N 040N Hs00829622_s1 ZFAND5 RP11- zinc finger, GTGTAGGA 63P12.8, ZA20D2, AN1-type CTCTAGTGT ZFAND5A, ZNF216 domain 5 TCTTGGGT GTATTGCAT GGGCTGC 50 AGAGCCTT P 040P Hs00183813_m1 PDCD6IP AIP1, Alix, programmed GTGTCCCT DRIP4, HP95, cell death 6 AAAGTTCTG MGC17003 interacting TCCCAGTC protein AGCAGTCTT TATAGTCC 51 AGGCCTGG N 041N Hs00379444_m1 NCDN KIAA0607 neurochondrin TGGGGGGT GGGGAAAC CTCCTTCCA CCTGAGCT TGCTTGAAG 52 GAGCTGGG P 041P Hs00762282_s1 VTI1B VTI1, VTI1- vesicle GGAACAAC LIKE, VTI1L, transport GAGACCAG VTI2 through TTAGAACGT interaction ACCAAGAG with t- TAGACTGGT SNAREs homolog 1B (yeast) 53 CGGTGTGT P 042P Hs00757279_mH TATDN1 CDA11, FLJ43280 TatDDNase AGGGGGAG domain TGGTGCATT containing 1 CATTTGATG GTACCAAG GAAGCAGC 54 AGAGGAGA N 043N Hs00193731_m1 CCDC6 D10S170, coiled-coil GCCAAGCG FLJ32286, domain CTAGCATG H4, PTC, containing 6 CCTTTTGCC TPC, TST1 TCTGCATAT CTGTGCAC 55 GGAGCTGC P 043P Hs00260456_m1 COQ5 MGC104303, coenzyme Q5 TTCAGTCCA MGC4767 homolog, TCTCCCAG methyltransferase AGGCATTT (S. cerevisiae) GGTCTGTAT CTTTGCTC 56 ACTGCCAG N 044N Hs00939664_m1 FOXN2 HTLF forkhead box TAGATGAC N2 CAGTCACA AGTGAACC ACTTCTCAG TTGCCAATC 57 ACCGCACG P 044P Hs01126016_m1 UTRN DMDL, DRP, utrophin ACACCAGC DRP1, FLJ23678, ACGGATCT RP11- CACGGAGG 352E13.1 TCATGGAG CAGATTCACA 58 GGTGGGTG N 045N Hs01115513_m1 PPARG CIMT1, GLM1, peroxisome TGTAGTCGT NR1C3, proliferator- GGTACTTTA PPARG1, activated CGCCTCGG PPARG2, receptor TGTTTAGG PPARg gamma GAGGAGCC amma 59 GTCTCGGT P 045P Hs00219487_m1 CCDC76 FLJ10287, coiled-coil TCAAATTCC FLJ11219, domain AAACCTACC RP11- containing 76 ATCTTCAGT 305E17.1 TGTGCGAC CTTGGGC 60 AGGCCTCT N 046N Hs00212858_m1 ANAPC11 APC11, Apc11p, anaphase GGGTGCCT HSPC214, MGC882 promoting GTGTTCTC complex GGCATATA subunit 11 GATGTGGT CTCGGTGT GT 61 CACTAAACC P 046P Hs00903035_g1 EI24 PIG8, TP53I8 etoposide TGAACTTTT induced 2.4 CAACTCCG mRNA TTGGTGGT GGGAGGCA GCGGGCAG 62 GGTTGGGG N 047N Hs00427977_m1 ERH DROER, FLJ27340 enhancer of TGGGCTTG rudimentary GAACACAG homolog GTGTGTAC (Drosophila) AGCGTGCT GTAGTGGA AG 63 GGAGATTA P 047P Hs00383486_m1 CC2D1B KIAA1836, coiled-coil and GTGACTCA RP11- C2 domain CCTGCAGT 155O18.2 containing 1B TGGGAGCC AGCTACAA CCCAAATCAT 64 CTTCCAAG N 048N Hs00295839_m1 RCHY1 ARNIP, CHIMP, ring finger and GGCTAGGA DKFZp586C1620, CHY zinc TTACAGGC PIRH2, finger domain ATGAGCCA PRO1996, containing 1 CTGTGCTT RNF199, GGTCCAGA ZNF363, TG hARNIP 65 GGGCCATT P 048P Hs00197392_m1 TM9SF1 HMP70, MP70 transmembrane 9 AACTCAGC superfamily AGCCATCTT member 1 GTTGTATGC CCTGACCT GCTGCATC 66 AGGGCCAC N 049N Hs01651150_m1 ENTPD8 GLSR2492, ectonucleoside ATGCTGCC NTPDase- triphosphate TGCAAACA 8, UNQ2492, diphosphohydrolase 8 GGGCAAGA UNQ2492/ CCACGGAG PRO5779 GCACAGGG GT 67 CTGAAGGG P 049P Hs00398565_m1 C3orf15 AAT1, AAT1alpha, DKFZp781A2221 chromosome CCAGATGG 3 open TAACTACAT reading frame TAGGGTTT 15 GCGGGTCT GATGGTCGC 68 AGCTGAAA N 050N Hs00381867_m1 FGFR1OP2 DKFZp564O1863, DKFZp586C1423, FGFR1 GTGGGGGT FLJ37569, HSPC123, oncogene AAAGGTGG HSPC123- partner 2 AGTAATCTG like, WIT3.0 TGGATTTGT TTCTGTTG 69 GATCCTAG P 050P Hs00274505_m1 NCAPD2 CAP- non-SMC GAAGTCTG D2, CNAP1, condensin I TTCCTGTCC KIAA0159, complex, TCCCTGTG hCAP- subunit D2 CAGGGTAT D2 CCTGTAGGG 70 TGCCCAGG N 051N Hs00152825_m1 TLR5 FLJ10052, toll-like GCAGGTGC MGC126430, receptor 5 TTATCTGAC MGC126431, RP11- CTTAACAGT 239E10.1, GCTCTCATC SLEB1, TIL3 ATGGTGG 71 GAAAGGAG N 052N Hs00542678_m1 NFATC1 MGC138448, nuclear factor AGACGGAC NF- of activated T- ATCGGGAG ATC, NFAT2, cells, GAAGAACA NFATc cytoplasmic, CACGGGTA calcineurin- CGGCTGGT dependent 1 GT 72 GCTGTTGG P 052P Hs00226305_m1 ARHGAP10 FLJ20896, Rho GTPase TGCAAGGG FLJ41791, activating AGATGGTC GRAF2, protein 10 TCAAGTCA PS- GAGGGAAG GAP, PSGAP CAGAGACG CG 73 TGGCTCCC N 053N Hs00369703_m1 RPUSD1 C16ORF40, RNA ACACAGCC MGC19600, pseudouridylate ATGCATTGT RLUCL synthase CACTCTGC domain CTCCGGGA containing 1 CCCCAGCTT 74 CCCACATC N 054N Hs00226971_m1 MMRN2 EMILIN3, multimerin 2 AAGGGAGA EndoGlyx- GATCAGGT 1, FLJ13465 GGAGGTAA TTGGATCTT GGGGGCG GT 75 CTGTGGTG P 054P Hs00212785_m1 MPP6 PALS2, VAM- membrane GATGCAGG 1, VAM1, p55T protein, AATCACTAC palmitoylated CAAGCTTCT 6 (MAGUK GACCGACT p55 subfamily CTGACTTG member 6) 76 GCTTCTACA N 055N Hs00185020_m1 AQP3 GIL aquaporin 3 GGCTTTTG (Gill blood GGAAGTAG group) GGTGGATG TGGGTAGG GCTGGGAGG 77 GTTGAGGA P 055P Hs00197140_m1 COG5 CDG2I, FLJ41732, FLJ44289, component of ACCACTGG GOLTC1, oligomericgolgi CACATCCC GTC90 complex 5 AAGCTAAG ATACAAGGT TAAATGGCC 78 AGAGTCGC N 056N Hs00368084_m1 RARS2 ArgRS, DALRD2, arginyl- GGGGACAC MGC14993, MGC23778, tRNAsynthetase AGGAGTCT PCH6, PRO1992, RARSL, 2, TCCTACAGT RP3- mitochondrial ACACACAC 382I10.6, GCCCGCCTC dJ382I10.6 79 CGTGGGAC P 056P Hs01582977_gH MT1E MT1, MTD metallothionein ACAAACCC 1E CAACTGTAC CCCCTATG GTTTCAGAA CAGAGCTG 80 GCTGAGCG N 057N Hs00217534_m1 WDR41 FLJ10904, WD repeat CAACTGCC MSTP048 domain 41 CCATCTGA CCACTGAC TCAAATACG AACTGCTTG 81 CAGAAGTG N 058N Hs00872692_m1 NRK DKFZp686A17109, Nik related TGGAGGGG FLJ16788, kinase GGCTCCTG MGC131849, ACTAGACAA NESK, TTTCCCTAG RP1- CCCTTGTG 82J11.1 82 TCCCTTCAA P 058P Hs00275795_m1 SPG7 CAR, CMAR, spastic CGTAGTCAT FLJ37308, paraplegia 7 CCCCTGGT MGC126331, MGC126332, (pure and GGTGGAAG PGN, SPG5C complicated CAAGACGA autosomal CGGCCCCT recessive) 83 CTGCAGGT N 060N Hs00165902_m1 TCN2 D22S676, transcobalamin CTCCCATG D22S750, II AAGGCCAC II, TC, TCII, CCCATGGT TC- CTGATGGG 2, TC2, TCII CATGAAGC AT 84 GTCGTTCCT N 061N Hs00203383_m1 C7orf68 FLJ21076, chromosome CCAACATA HIG- 7 open GTGTGTATT 2, HIG2, MGC138388 reading frame GGTCTGAA 68 GGGGGTGG TGGGATGC 85 AGTACCTTG N 062N Hs00163869_m1 CA2 CA- carbonic ACTTTGTTC II, CAII, Car2 anhydrase II ACAGCATG TAGGGTGA TGAGCACT CACAATTG 86 GGCTTGGT P 062P Hs00535769_m1 C8orf33 FLJ20989 chromosome CTAGCAGT 8 open AACACCAG reading frame TGTCTGGG 33 AAGATGCC TGTTGCAAAG 87 TCTGTAGC N 063N Hs00610137_m1 STAM DKFZp686J2352, STAM1 signal CTCTGCATA transducing CTACTGGC adaptor TGTCATCAC molecule ACCAGCGT (SH3 domain ACAGTAGC and ITAM motif) 1 88 GAAGAATG P 063P Hs00224208_m1 SMYD3 FLJ21080, SET and CGACGCCA KMT3E, MYND ACATCAGA MGC104324, domain GCATCCTAA ZMYND1, containing 3 GGGAACGC ZNFN3A1, AGTCAGAGG bA74P14.1 89 CGCCCACC N 064N Hs00608163_m1 SEC14L1 DKFZp686C06176, SEC14-like 1 CAGCGGCG PRELID4A, (S. cerevisiae) ACATTGTAC SEC14L AGACTCCT CTCACCTCT AGATAGCA 90 ATGTCCTTG P 064P Hs00265266_g1 GSTM2 GST4, GSTM, glutathione S- AGAGAAAC GSTM2- transferase CAAGTATTT 2, GTHMUS, mu 2 (muscle) GAGCCCAG MGC117303 CTGCCTGG ATGCCTTC 91 GTGTGTTTT N 065N Hs00698292_m1 FADS6 FP18279 fatty acid GTCGGGAG desaturase GGAACTCC domain family, AGGGGAAG member 6 TGAGGGGA GAAGGTTCC 92 CGGCTGCA P 065P Hs00853882_g1 SNRPC FLJ20302, small nuclear TTTCAACAA RP3- ribonucleoprotein GGAAAGAT 375P9.1, polypeptide C ACCTCCTAC U1C, Yhc1 TCCATTCTC TGCTCCT 93 CCAGTATCA N 066N Hs01040835_m1 GINS1 KIAA0186, GINS CCACTTTG PSF1, RP4- complex GAAGGGGA 691N24.2 subunit 1 CAGTGAAAT (Psf1 TGGGGCTA homolog) GAGAAGGA 94 CCTTTTGAG N 067N Hs00363121_m1 POLR3K C11, C11- polymerase GTGAAGAG RNP3, My010, (RNA) III CCAGGGGG RPC10, (DNA TCAGGAAAT RPC11, directed) ATGGCCTAT RPC12.5, polypeptide K, CTGCCAG hRPC11 12.3 kDa 95 CCCAGCCC P 067P Hs00208576_m1 RNF44 KIAA1100 ring finger TGGCTGGG protein 44 CCCAGCGC CTGTGTTCT GTGTTAGAA AGGTTTTA 96 AACTGGGC N 068N Hs00362067_m1 COX5A COX, COX- cytochrome c CTTGACAAA VA, VA oxidase GTGTAAAC subunit Va CGCATGGA TGGGCTTC CCCAAGGAT 97 GGCAATTTT P 068P Hs00536084_m1 PHAX FLJ13193, phosphorylated AAGGATAAA RNUXA adaptor for AACTAACAT RNA export TGGCCAGG CACGGTGG CTCACGC 98 TCTGTACAT P 069P Hs00608563_m1 HEATR3 FLJ20718 HEAT repeat TCTGTAAAA containing 3 ACTTCAAAA CCTGGCCA GGCATGGT GGCTCAC 99 GCCACCTC N 070N Hs00260900_m1 C5orf32 ORF1- chromosome TGACAGGT FL49 5 open GTGCCTGC reading frame CCCCATCT 32 CTTCTGATT GCTGTTAAC 100 TCTGGACG P 070P Hs00156055_m1 BCL7B 0 B-cell GAGCTGCT CLL/lymphoma GGCAGCTT 7B CTGCGAGA AGAGAGAG ATGTGGAA GG 101 ATGATCCA N 071N Hs00246261_m1 HBXIP MGC71071, hepatitis B GAAACACG XIP virus × ATGGCATC interacting ACGGTGGC protein AGTGCACA AAATGGCC TC 102 TGCAACTG P 071P Hs00217433_m1 YY1AP1 FLJ10875, YY1 GGGCTCTT FLJ13914, associated GAGCAGCT HCCA1, protein 1 TGCTTTAGC HCCA2, RP11- CTGCTCCC 243J18.1, ACTCTGTGG YAP, YY1AP 103 CTTGCCGC N 072N Hs00170832_m1 CD226 DNAM- CD226 CATCCCAG 1, DNAM1, molecule GTCTAGCC PTA1, TLiSA1 TTAGGAGC AAATGTAGT AGATAGTCG 104 AGCCAGGG P 072P Hs01075391_m1 ZNF641 DKFZp667D1012, FLJ31295 zinc finger GGGCCAGA protein 641 CCTTGTTCA TGTGTGGG TCTGTCTTC CTTATGCC 105 TTGAAGATT N 073N Hs00204415_m1 HOXC11 HOX3H, MGC4906 homeobox GGGGTGGT C11 GGAGGCAG TAGGGAGA TGGGATTG GGCACCTCC 106 CCATGGCA P 073P Hs00971557_m1 KLF12 AP- Kruppel-like AAGCACAA 2rep, AP2REP, factor 12 ATGGACCC HSPC122 CCGAGGCC TATCTCCCA GACAAAGTA 107 ACCTCAAG N 074N Hs00225908_m1 C16orf53 FLJ22459, chromosome CTCCCAAA GAS, MGC4606, 16 open CAGCACGT PA1 reading frame TGCGGGAA 53 AGAGGAAG AGAGAGTG TG 108 AGCTGTGT P 074P Hs00248344_m1 SARM1 FLJ36296, sterile alpha GACCGGGA KIAA0524, and TIR motif GTAGTCACT SAMD2, containing 1 TAACCTATG SARM TCTCCCCTT CCTCACC 109 GAGGTATTT N 075N Hs00905983_m1 N4BP2 B3BP, FLJ10680, NEDD4 AAAGTGCTT KIAA1413 binding TGAGACCT protein 2 GATTCATGC CCCCCAAA GGGTGGT 110 ATGTATGGA P 075P Hs01390827_g1 LYRM5 0 LYR motif GTCATTACT containing 5 TCTGACCTT GAAATAGC CTGCTGGT GACTGGC 111 CCAGGCTT N 076N Hs00541038_m1 SHMT1 CSHMT, serine TCCTGCTC MGC15229, hydroxymethyltransferase 1 CACCTGAG MGC24556, (soluble) ATAACCAAC SHMT TCCCTCCC GTAATCAGG 112 CTTCTCGCT P 076P Hs00823168_g1 MT1H MGC70702, metallothionein TGGGAACT MT1 1H CCAGTCTC ACCTCGGC TTGCAATG GACCCCAAC 113 CCCCTAGC N 077N Hs00172870_m1 NR2F6 EAR- nuclear ATGAACTTG 2, EAR2, ERBAL2 receptor TGGGATGG subfamily 2, TGGGGTTG group F, GCTTCCCT member 6 GGCATGATG 114 AGCCCAGG P 078P Hs01122981_m1 PJA2 KIAA0438, praja ring TCTAAATGT Neurodap1, finger 2 AATGGTTG RNF131 GTTTATTGT TCTATAACC CCAGCCC 115 CTGGATCA N 079N Hs01937849_s1 GPBAR1 BG37, GPCR19, G protein- GAGACCCT GPR131, coupled bile GCCTCTGTT M- acid receptor 1 TGACCCCG BAR, MGC40597, CACTGACT TGR5 GAATAAAGC 116 GCACGTGT P 079P Hs00367579_m1 CRLF3 CREME9, cytokine GTATCCAAT CYTOR4, receptor-like CTGCCTGT FRWS, MGC20661, factor 3 GACATGCA p48.2 TTTTACTCT TTGCAGAG 117 CGGTGGGT N 082N Hs02379634_s1 CH25H C25H cholesterol GCCCCTAA 25- GACTCGGG hydroxylase ACTGCTGT GCCTTTCAC ACTTGAATG 118 GTGCTGGG P 083P Hs00233287_m1 IKBKB FLJ33771, inhibitor of CCGGGGAG FLJ36218, kappa light TCCCTGTCT FLJ38368, polypeptide CTCACAGC FLJ40509, gene ATCTAGCA IKK- enhancer in GTATTATTA beta, IKK2, B-cells, kinase IKKB, MGC131801, beta NFKBIKB 119 CAGAGCCC N 084N Hs00541730_m1 CHST13 C4ST3, MGC119278, carbohydrate CTGGTGCA MGC119279, (chondroitin 4) ATGCGGTC MGC119281 sulfotransferase ACAGGTTTT 13 ATGGGACT TTGGTGAGC 120 CCCAAGTT P 084P Hs00371639_m1 SNUPN KPNBL, RNUT1, snurportin 1 GAAGGGTT Snurportin1 CTTCCCATA GCCCAGAC CACCCTGG ATGCCTCAT 121 CCTGGACT N 085N Hs00384007_m1 WSCD1 KIAA0523 WSC domain AAGCCAAT containing 1 GACACCTT CCATCTTTC CAGCTATG GTGACTGGG 122 ATGGGCAT HSK 01HSK Hs02338565_gH RPL19 DKFZp779D216, ribosomal AGGTAAGC FLJ27452, MGC71997 protein L19 GGAAGGGT ACAGCCAA TGCCCGAA TGCCAGAGAA 123 CCCCCAGT HSK 02HSK Hs01086912_m1 HNRNPD AUF1, AUF1A, heterogeneous ATTGTAGAG HNRPD, nuclear CAAGTCTTG P37, hnRNPD0 ribonucleoprotein TGTTAAAAG D (AU-rich CCCAGTGT element RNA GACAGTG binding protein 1, 37 kDa) 124 CGCGCGCA HSK 03HSK Hs00828752_gH RPS20 FLJ27451, ribosomal ACAGCCAT MGC102930 protein S20 GGCTTTTAA GGATACCG GAAAAACA CCCGTGGAG 125 TCATCTACA HSK 04HSK Hs01631495_s1 RPL26L1 FLJ46904, ribosomal TCGAGCGG RPL26P1 protein L26- GTGCAGCG like 1 TGAGAAGG CCAACGGC ACAACTGTC 126 GTGTTTAAC HSK 06HSK Hs00371372_m1 SON BASS1, C21ORF50, SON DNA CTAATGCTC DBP- binding AGCCTTGG 5, FLJ21099, protein TACTCCATT FLJ33914, CCCTTCTCC HSPC310, TTCCCC KIAA1019, NREBP, SON3 127 GTGACTTCT HSK 07HSK Hs00763191_s1 YPEL5 CGI-127 yippee-like 5 GAGTACAG (Drosophila) TTAAGTTCC TCCTATTTG CCACTGGG CTGTTGG 128 TCACTCAAG HSK 08HSK Hs01115161_m1 DPP7 DPP2, DPPII, dipeptidyl- CAGCTGGC QPP peptidase 7 GGCAGAGG GAAGGGGC TGAATAAAC GCCTGGAG 129 ACTGAAAG HSK 10HSK Hs00559413_m1 ANXA7 ANX7, RP11- annexin A7 CTCTGCCTT 537A6.8, CCGGAATC SNX, SYN CCTCTAAGT EXIN CTGCTTGAT AGAGTGG 130 CTGAGGCT HSK 11HSK Hs00212868_m1 PAIP2 HSPC218, poly(A) ACAAGTTAG MGC72018, binding TCAGCAGA PAIP2A protein TGAGTGCC interacting AGTCCAGC protein 2 CTTTTCTGG 131 GTGGGGAC HSK 12HSK Hs00199284_m1 RAB35 H- RAB35, TCAGGGCT ray, RAB1C, member RAS GGACCGAC RAY oncogene GTCCTAGT family GGACCTGA TGTGAAATTC 132 CCGGCTCT HSK 13HSK Hs00606477_m1 CDC37 P50CDC37 cell division CGTCACTG cycle 37 GGCTCTGT homolog (S. cerevisiae) TTTCACTGT TCGTCTGCT GTCTGTGT 133 TGGCCTTTC HSK 14HSK Hs00194538_m1 SRSF4 SFRS4, SRP75 serine/arginine- CTACAGGG rich splicing AGCTCAGT factor 4 AACCTGGA CGGCTCTA AGGCTGGAA 134 CAAGCTTTC HSK 15HSK Hs00363236_m1 AKIRIN2 C6ORF166, akirin 2 GTCAGTGG FBI1, FLJ10342, CAACCACT dJ486L4.2 CTTAGGCA GCAGCAAC TGGTTTTGG 135 GGTCCTGG HSK 16HSK Hs00229388_m1 CCDC130 MGC10471, coiled-coil TGAGGGTG SB115 domain TTTGTGCCT containing TGTGAGAC 130 TCCGTACAT TAAAGACC 136 GCCCAGTT HSK 17HSK Hs00272036_m1 CD2BP2 FWP010, CD2 TGGTGGGC LIN1, Snu40, (cytoplasmic CCTTCTTTC U5- tail) binding CTGGACTTT 52K protein 2 GTGGAGGA GGCACCAA 137 TCCTCCCC HSK 18HSK Hs00197056_m1 TIMM23 FLJ40725, translocase of CATGAACTA FLJ56773, inner GAAAACCA FLJ57459, mitochondrial CTTACTCCC FLJ79448, membrane 23 AGAATTCAG MGC71995, homolog GTCGTGC MGC87383, (yeast), translocase RP11- of inner 481A12.7, mitochondrial TIM23, RP11- membrane 23 592B15.7, homolog B bA592B15.7 (yeast) 138 CTTCTGTAA HSK 20HSK Hs00193824_m1 MED6 NY-REN- mediator CCTTTCCTC 28 complex TCCCGGAC subunit 6 TTGAGCAA CCTACACA CTCACATG 139 CATCAGGA HSK 21HSK Hs00702452_s1 NUDC HNUDC, nuclear GAAAGGCT MNUDC, distribution GGGTCTTG NPD011 gene C GGACCTTG homolog (A. nidulans) TCCTCCCC AGTTGGCC TA 140 ACCAGTTTT HSK 22HSK Hs00220038_m1 TMEM167B AD- transmembrane TACAGCCT 020, C1ORF119, protein CCTGGGTG FLJ90710 167B GGTCGTCT TGACCCAA ACTCTTGTG 141 CTGGGGAG HSK 23HSK Hs00229455_m1 URM1 C9ORF74, ubiquitin ATACTTGAT MGC2668, related GGCGCGAA RP11- modifier 1 TGTCCGTTT 339B21.4 TCTCTCCCT TCCCACC 142 GGCTGTAA HSK 24HSK Hs00412682_m1 UBXN4 FLJ23318, UBX domain AATGAGAAT KIAA0242, protein 4 TCTGCCCC KIAA2042, CTCACCTCT UBXD2, TACCCCAG UBXDC1, TACTATTC erasin 143 CTCCAGCC HSK 25HSK Hs00380814_m1 FAM177A1 C14ORF24, family with TGGGCGAC DKFZp686J1254, sequence AGAGTGAG FLJ38854 similarity 177, ACTCCATCT member A1 TGGGGGGA AAAAAGTAT

TABLE 2B 192 Exemplary Positive and Negative GVHD Predictor Genes and Housekeeping (“HSK”) Genes (RNA192) RNA192 Index (SEQ RNA1546 Accession P or N ID NO: Index No. Basic Predictor 1547- RNA1538 (SEQ Accession (without Probe or HSK 1738) Index ID NO) ProbeID No. decimal) Gene Name Symbol Synonyms Sequence gene 1547 1 1196 6280672 NM_030938.2 NM_030938 transmembrane protein TMEM49 VMP1; ATATTCCATC N 49 (TMEM49), mRNA. DKFZP566I133 CTGCCCAAC CCTTCCTCTC CCATCCTCAA AAAAGGGCC AT 1548 2 12 4200575 NM_014232.1 NM_014232 vesicle-associated VAMP2 SYB2; GCCCAGAGA P membrane protein 2 VAMP-2; GAGCTGTCCT (synaptobrevin 2) FLJ11460 CTCATTGGGT (VAMP2), mRNA. GAACTGATTG AGGAAGGGT CT 1549 — — 7570326 NM_000024.4 NM_000024 adrenergic, beta-2-, ADRB2 B2AR; CAGCTGTGAA N receptor, surface BETA2AR; CATGGACTCT (ADRB2), mRNA. BAR; TCCCCCACTC ADRBR; CTCTTATTTG ADRB2R CTCACACGGG 1550 — — 5270431 NM_004538.3 NM_004538 nucleosome assembly NAP1L3 MB20; CCAGCCCATA P protein 1-like 3 NPL3; AGACTAAGG (NAP1L3), mRNA. MGC26312 GTTTAAATCT GCTTGCACTA GCTGTGCCTTC 1551 — — 4210754 NM_001018069.1 NM_001018069 SERPINE1 mRNA SERBP1 CGI-55; GTTCCTTTTG N binding protein 1 FLJ90489; CTGCCCATTT (SERBP1), transcript DKFZp564M2423; GGGAGTATG variant3, mRNA. CHD3IP; TGGCAATTCC PAIRBP1; TAGTGCTCTTG PAI-RBP1; HABP4L 1552 — — 2810255 NM_015989.3 NM_015989 cysteinesulfinic acid CSAD PCAP; GCCTTTTTAG P decarboxylase MGC119355; GCCACAGTG (CSAD), mRNA. MGC119354; ACCTGCGCA MGC119357; ATGTTTATAT CSD GCTTTGACCT AC 1553 3 461 830553 NM_017455.2 NM_017455 neuroplastin (NPTN), NPTN SDFR1; ACCTAACGGT N transcript variant alpha, GP55; TCTCATGCGG mRNA. DKFZp686L2477; TGCGTAATTG np65; np55; TAGATGCATG GP65; TACTTGTGTG SDR1; MGC102805 1554 4 1256 6580711 NM_001129.3 NM_001129 AE binding protein 1 AEBP1 FLJ33612; TCAGCACATG P (AEBP1), mRNA. ACLP GAAGGCCCC TGGTATGGAC ACTGAAAGGA AGGGCTGGT CC 1555 — — 6840471 NM_021601.3 NM_021601 CD79a molecule, CD79A MB-1; IGA TCCTTAGTCA N immunoglobulin- TATTCCCCCA associated alpha GTGGGGGGT (CD79A), transcript GGGAGGGTA variant 2, mRNA. ACCTCACTCT TC 1556 — — 4280743 NM_000997.3 NM_000997 ribosomal protein L37 RPL37 MGC99572 CCTGCGTCA P (RPL37), mRNA. CAGGGAAGC AACCTACAGA GAAGCAGCA GCTCCCCAA GAGA 1557 5 1309 6960594 NM_145869.1 NM_145869 annexin A11 ANXA11 ANX11; TCACAGTTCT N (ANXA11), transcript CAP50 GGAGGCTGA variant c, mRNA. GAAGATCGT GAGGCTGCA TCTGGCAAG GGCC 1558 — — 4590139 NM_006297.1 NM_006297 X-ray repair XRCC1 RCC ATCCCAGCTT P complementing TGAGGAGGC defective repair in CCTGATGGA Chinese hamster cells CAACCCCTCC 1 (XRCC1), mRNA. CTGGCATTCG TT 1559 — — 5340110 NM_024921.2 NM_024921 premature ovarian POF1B FLJ22792; TAGTGGCTG N failure, 1B (POF1B), POF GGAAAAGGG mRNA. GTGTGCGAG GGGAACTGG GGATGCTTAA TGTG 1560 — — 2940048 NM_001003789.1 NM_001003789 RAB, member of RAS RABL2B CACCTCGGG P oncogene family-like GACAATTCCT 2B (RABL2B), TGGGCTTCTC transcript variant 1, CTGAGGTAAT mRNA. GATTTACCCCC 1561 6 224 6480095 NM_030918.5 NM_030918 sortingnexin family SNX27 MGC126873; GACCCCCTTT N member27 (SNX27), MGC20471; TAAGCCAGTG mRNA. MGC126871; AGCTGGGCT MY014; TCAGTTTTTC KIAA0488 CCAGGCCAT GC 1562 7 220 6400148 NM_080430.2 NM_080430 selenoprotein M SELM MGC40146; GAATACTTCT P (SELM), mRNA. SEPM CTTGCTGAGA GCCGATGCC CGTCCCCGG GCCAGCAGG GAT 1563 — — 1300671 NM_005437.2 NM_005437 nuclear receptor NCOA4 RFG; AGGAGCCTTT N coactivator 4 (NCOA4), ARA70; CCAGTTATCT mRNA. DKFZp762E1112; TGAGTTGCAG PTC3; CTCTGTAGTT ELE1 TCTTGAGGCC 1564 8 254 7610537 NM_002129.2 NM_002129 high-mobility group box HMGB2 HMG2 GCAAAAGTGA P 2 (HMGB2), mRNA. AGCAGGAAA GAAGGGCCC TGGCAGGCC AACAGGCTCA AAG 1565 9 1535 6960278 NM_178552.2 NM_178552 chromosome 22 open C22ORF33 EAN57; CTCGGCTACA N reading frame 33 MGC35206; ACATGCGGT (C22orf33), mRNA. cE81G9.2 CAAACTTGTT TCGAGGGGC TGCTGAGGA GAC 1566 10 1067 5560133 NM_152468.3 NM_152468 transmembrane TMC8 EVIN2; AAGCAGCTG P channel-like 8 (TMC8), EVER2; GTGTGGCAG mRNA. EV2; GTTCAGGAG MGC40121; AAGTGGCAC MGC102701 CTGGTGGAG GACCT 1567 — — 7560037 NM_133471.1 NM_133471 KIAA1949 (KIAA1949), KIAA1949 HKMT1098 GCCACGCTTA N mRNA. CTTGCTGTGT CTGCGTGGA ATTCTCTCCT CTGTCCCCTCC 1568 — — 2030274 NM_138923.1 NM_138923 TAF1 RNA polymerase TAF1 KAT4; GACCCAAACA P II, TATA box binding CCG1; ACCCCGCAT protein (TBP)- P250; GCTTCAGGA associated factor, BA2R; GAACACAAG 250 kDa (TAF1), TAFII250; GATGGACAT transcript variant 2, NSCL2; GGAA mRNA. TAF2A; OF; DYT3; CCGS 1569 11 508 1230017 NM_018367.4 NM_018367 phytoceramidase, PHCA FLJ11238; GGATTCTAGG N alkaline (PHCA), APHC TGGACATTAC mRNA. AGAGTTGAAT TCCTCACTAC CCCCTCCCGC 1570 — — 6940088 NM_201554.1 NM_201554 diacylglycerol kinase, DGKA MGC42356; GTACCAGAC P alpha 80 kDa (DGKA), DGK- CTAAGTGACA transcript variant 4, alpha; AGAGACTGG mRNA. DAGK1; AAGTGGTTG MGC12821; GGCTGGAGG DAGK GTGC 1571 — — 580240 NM_145755.1 NM_145755 tetratricopeptide repeat TTC21A STI2; AGGATGCAG N domain 21A (TTC21A), MGC70523; TCACCAACTA mRNA. DKFZp686P18239; CAAACTGGC MGC156293 CTGGAAGTAC AGTCATCACG CC 1572 12 754 2940075 NM_018571.5 NM_018571 amyotrophic lateral ALS2CR2 ILPIPA; GCTGTCCCTT P sclerosis 2 (juvenile) ILPIP; GGGAATGGG chromosome region, PAPK; CCCTCAGAG candidate 2 MGC102916; GACAGTGCTT (ALS2CR2), mRNA. CALS- CCAAGTACAT 21; CT PRO1038 1573 — — 7400408 NM_178471.1 NM_178471 G protein-coupled GPR119 hGPCR2; GCTCTATCCT N receptor 119 GPCR2; GGACCCCCT (GPR119), mRNA. MGC119957 TCCTTATCAC TGGCATTGTG CAGGTGGCC TG 1574 13 1197 6290021 NM_002811.3 NM_002811 proteasome (prosome, PSMD7 P40; S12; GCTCTCTGCC P macropain) 26S MOV34 TCCGGTCACT subunit, non-ATPase, CTTGCTGTGG 7 (PSMD7), mRNA. TGCTACGTG GAAGTGAATGG 1575 — — 1010224 NM_020654.3 NM_020654 SUMO1/sentrin SENP7 KIAA1707; CTGTACTTCC N specific peptidase 7 MGC157730 ACGTGACTG (SENP7), transcript GGTGCTGAG variant 1, mRNA. GGGAGTTAAA GCCTCCCTG GTG 1576 — — 5700519 NM_002082.2 NM_002082 G protein-coupled GRK6 FLJ32135; TCCAAGAGCT P receptor kinase 6 GPRK6 GAATGTCTTT (GRK6), transcript GGGCTGGAT variant 2, mRNA. GGCTCAGTTC CCCCAGACC TG 1577 — — 7100615 NM_001042472.1 NM_001042472 abhydrolase domain ABHD12 DKFZP434P106; ACCTTGGCTA N containing 12 dJ965G21.2; CAGGCACAA (ABHD12), transcript C20orf22; ATACATTTAC variant 1, mRNA. ABHD12A; AAGAGCCCT BEM46L2 GAGCTGCCA CGG 1578 — — 2260615 NM_004698.1 NM_004698 PRP3 pre-mRNA PRPF3 HPRP3P; GCATGGGGC P processing factor 3 HPRP3; TGAACACTAC homolog (S. cerevisiae) Prp3p; TGGGACCTT (PRPF3), RP18; GCGCTGAGT mRNA. PRP3 GAATCTGTGT TAG 1579 — — 4200458 NM_005249.3 NM_005249 forkhead box G1 FOXG1 FKHL1; GTTGTTTCAG N (FOXG1), mRNA. KHL2; TTGGCAACAC HFK3; TGCCCATTCA HBF2; ATTGAATCAG FOXG1C; AAGGGGACAA QIN; FKHL2; HBF-2; HBF-1; FKH2; HFK1; FKHL4; HBF-G2; BF2; FHKL3; BF1; HFK2; HBF-3; FOXG1B; FKHL3; FOXG1A 1580 — — 4810333 NM_153701.1 NM_153701 interleukin 12 receptor, IL12RB1 CD212; IL- GGGAAGATG P beta 1 (IL12RB1), 12R- CCCTATCTCT transcript variant 2, BETA1; CGGGTGCTG mRNA. IL12RB; CCTACAACGT MGC34454 GGCTGTCATC TC 1581 14 406 540446 NM_012459.1 NM_012459 translocase of inner TIMM8B MGC102866; GGACTTGTTA N mitochondrial TIM8B; CTAAGCAGAT membrane 8 homolog DDP2; TTAAGGGTCA B (yeast) (TIMM8B), MGC117373; GTGGGGGAA nuclear gene encoding FLJ21744 GGCTATCAACC mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1582 — — 1820035 NM_001077268.1 NM_001077268 zinc finger, FYVE ZFYVE19 FLJ14840; GATAGGCCC P domain containing 19 MPFYVE CTTCCTGAGC (ZFYVE19), mRNA. CTTGGTGTCC CTGGAATGA GGAAAGATTC TC 1583 — — 6770168 NM_006371.3 NM_006371 cartilage associated CRTAP CASP; OI7 TCCCACTTTA N protein (CRTAP), GGGTGGCAG mRNA. CCAGTAGGC CAAACTCCAA AGACCGTTG CTG 1584 15 658 2260296 NR_003654.1 NR_003654 SCAN domain SCAND2 GAACCAGTA P containing 2 GTCCAGGGT (SCAND2) on GGCTCACAAA chromosome 15. GACCACTTTG AGGCTCTTGC TC 1585 — — 5360376 NM_006762.1 NM_006762 lysosomal associated LAPTM5 MGC125860; CCACAGGTTA N multispanning MGC125861 GTTCAGTCAA membrane protein 5 AGCAGGCAA (LAPTM5), mRNA. CCCCCTTGTG GGCACTGAC CC 1586 16 172 4830113 NM_016619.1 NM_016619 placenta-specific 8 PLAC8 C15; onzin TAAGGCCCT P (PLAC8), mRNA. GCACTGAAAA TGCAAGCTCA GGCGCCGGT GGTCGTTGT GAC 1587 — — 4850082 NM_003780.3 NM_003780 UDP-Gal:betaGlcNAc B4GALT2 beta4Gal- GATCTTGGG N beta 1,4- T2; B4Gal- GTTGGCCTTT galactosyltransferase, T3; B4Gal- GCATGGGAG polypeptide 2 T2 GCAGGTGGG (B4GALT2), transcript GCTTGGATCA variant 2, mRNA. GTA 1588 — — 2970017 NM_005978.3 NM_005978 S100 calcium binding S100A2 S100L; CTCAGCTGG P protein A2 (S100A2), CAN19; AGTGCTGGG mRNA. MGC111539 AGATGAGGG CCTCCTGGAT CCTGCTCCCT TCT 1589 17 1357 7380601 NM_024896.2 NM_024896 endoplasmic reticulum ERMP1 FXNA; GATAGGATTC N metallopeptidase 1 KIAA1815; CTTAAGATGT (ERMP1), mRNA. bA207C16.3 TACCACCCAG GGGGCCACA AGCCAGCCT GC 1590 — — 1110575 NM_002494.2 NM_002494 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFC1 MGC138266; GGCCCTTCA P (ubiquinone) 1, KFYI; GTGCGATCAA subcomplex unknown, MGC126847; AGTTCTACGT 1, 6 kDa (NDUFC1), MGC117464 GCGAGAGCC mRNA. GCCGAATGC CAA 1591 — — 1740382 NM_000161.2 NM_000161 GTP cyclohydrolase 1 GCH1 DYT5; TGCACAAAAC N (dopa-responsive GTP-CH-1; CACTGCCAG dystonia) (GCH1), GTPCH1; ATAACCAGAG transcript variant 1, GCH GGGCCTGGG mRNA. AAGGGAGAA GAA 1592 — — 780184 NM_006346.2 NM_006346 progesteroneimmunomodulatory PIBF1 RP11- GTCCACTACG P binding factor 505F3.1; AGGTACTTCA 1 (PIBF1), mRNA. KIAA1008; AAAGCCCAGT PIBF1; AATGGTGGTC C13orf24 AGATACCATG 1593 18 757 2970397 NM_145288.1 NM_145288 zinc finger protein 342 ZNF342 ZNF296 GTACCGCTG N (ZNF342), mRNA. CCAACACCCA TTGACCTCCT CGTTTTTGCC CGCCTTCTCCA 1594 — — 3610280 NM_016446.2 NM_016446 chromosome 9 open C9ORF127 NGX6; TTCCACCACG P reading frame 127 RP11- TTCTCCGAGG (C9orf127), mRNA. 112J3.10; GTTTGGGAAT NAG-5; GTCTGTGCCT MGC120460 TCACTGTGTC 1595 19 237 6960593 NM_004439.4 NM_004439 EPH receptor A5 EPHA5 EHK1; CTGTGGGAG N (EPHA5), transcript TYRO4; GGCTTCTTCC variant 1, mRNA. HEK7; CTGTGCGCT CEK7 GTTGCCCATC CAAGCCTAAT AT 1596 20 1330 7150685 NM_012117.1 NM_012117 chromobox homolog 5 CBX5 HP1- TCAGAGGAT P (HP1 alpha homolog, ALPHA; GAGGAGGAG Drosophila) (CBX5), HP1; TATGTTGTGG mRNA. HP1Hs- AGAAGGTGC alpha TAGACAGGC GCGT 1597 21 570 1660072 NM_130787.2 NM_130787 adaptor-related protein AP2A1 CLAPA1; CTCCACTGGT N complex 2, alpha 1 AP2- GACAGAGAA subunit (AP2A1), ALPHA; GACACCAGG transcript variant 2, ADTAA GTTTGGGGG mRNA. ATGCCTGGG ACTT 1598 — — 1510035 NM_001981.2 NM_001981 epidermal growth EPS15 AF1P; CTGGCTCCA P factor receptor MLLT5; AF- GGGCCTGTG pathway substrate 15 1P CTTGAAAAGG (EPS15), mRNA. ACAGATAAGT ATTGCCCAGA GC 1599 — — 6520605 NM_005871.2 NM_005871 survival motor neuron SMNDC1 SPF30; CAGGTTGTCT N domain containing 1 SMNR GCATTTGTTG (SMNDC1), mRNA. GTGTAAGTGA ACATCATCAC AGTTATCCTG 1600 — — 6250288 NM_022474.2 NM_022474 membrane protein, MPP5 FLJ12615; CCCTCTGTG P palmitoylated 5 PALS1 GTTCTGACTG (MAGUK p55 GAGACCCCA subfamily member 5) GTGTGGGGG (MPP5), mRNA. AGGTCTTACC ATT 1601 22 207 6060196 NM_145912.5 NM_145912 NFAT activating NFAM1 FLJ40652; GGGACTCAG N protein with ITAM motif CNAIP; CATTTTCCAG 1 (NFAM1), mRNA. bK126B4.4 TCTTTTTCAG GGGTAGACA GGGGAGCCT GGG 1602 — — 3420767 NM_016173.3 NM_016173 HemKmethyltransferase HEMK1 FLJ22320; AATTGCTGGA P family member 1 HEMK; GGAAGAGCC (HEMK1), mRNA. MTQ1 ATGAGCCGA GGAATGCAG ACAGCCTCTT CTC 1603 — — 7510386 NM_173843.1 NM_173843 interleukin 1 receptor IL1RN ICIL-1RA; GGCACTTGG N antagonist (IL1RN), IRAP; IL- AGACTTGTAT transcript variant 4, 1ra3; GAAAGATGG mRNA. MGC10430; CTGTGCCTCT IL1F3; GCCTGTCTCC IL1RA CC 1604 23 14 5220196 NM_006565.2 NM_006565 CCCTC-binding factor CTCF ATGTAGCAGA P (zinc finger protein) ATGGCACCC (CTCF), mRNA. AGACCACTG CCCACCAGT GACGGACAT GCAC 1605 24 1329 7150278 NM_000201.1 NM_000201 intercellular adhesion ICAM1 P3.58; BB2; GCAGTGATCA N molecule 1 (CD54), CD54 GGGTCCTGC human rhinovirus AAGCAGTGG receptor (ICAM1), GGAAGGGGG mRNA. CCAAGGTATT GGA 1606 25 271 2510253 NM_145306.2 NM_145306 chromosome 10 open C1CORF35 ACATGTTCCG P reading frame 35 ATGCCTGTG (C10orf35), mRNA. GAAGACATG CCGACGTCT CCTCTGCCTA GGG 1607 — — 3610440 NM_005360.3 NM_005360 v- MAF MGC71685 GCAGCGACA N mafmusculoaponeuroticfibrosarcoma ACCCGTCCTC oncogene homolog TCCCGAGTTT (avian) (MAF), TTCATAACTG transcript variant 1, AGCCCACTC mRNA. GC 1608 26 457 830324 NM_001459.2 NM_001459 fms-related tyrosine FLT3LG ACACAGAGG P kinase 3 ligand AAGTTGGCTA (FLT3LG), mRNA. GAGGCCGGT CCCTTCCTTG GGCCCCTCT CAT 1609 27 1042 5290008 NM_015112.2 NM_015112 microtubule associated MAST2 FLJ39200; TCAGGAGGG N serine/threonine kinase RP4- GCCAAGAAC 2 (MAST2), mRNA. 533D7.1; CAGGGGGCC KIAA0807; ATCAAAAGCA MAST205; TCGGGATTTG MTSSK GCA 1610 28 231 6650451 NM_015057.3 NM_015057 MYC binding protein 2 MYCBP2 FLJ21597; GAGGTGTTTG P (MYCBP2), mRNA. PAM; CATGTGGCC FLJ13826; ATTACCGTCA FLJ10106; TTGGCCTGTG FLJ21646; AAGCATTGGAC DKFZp686M08244; KIAA0916 1611 — — 4150538 NM_144675.1 NM_144675 GSG1-like (GSG1L), GSG1L MGC18079; AGGGCAGGC N mRNA. PRO19651 CCAAGGGAA TGCACAGGG CTGCACAGA GTGACTTTGG GACA 1612 — — 2450102 NM_201438.1 NM_201438 periphilin 1 (PPHLN1), PPHLN1 HSPC206; TGTTTGAGTT P transcript variant 5, HSPC232; GACTTCACAG mRNA. MGC48786 TCAGTTTGAT CAGTATGGTC CCCCACCTGG 1613 29 774 3140095 NM_177543.1 NM_177543 phosphatidic acid PPAP2C PAP-2c; AGGCTCGGG N phosphatase type 2C PAP2-g; GGTCCCCGC (PPAP2C), transcript LPP2 GTCCCAGGC variant 3, mRNA. CCAGGGGGA TGGGGGTCG CGAGA 1614 — — 450398 NM_004798.2 NM_004798 kinesin family member KIF3B HH0048; TGCTGCAACT P 3B (KIF3B), mRNA. KIAA0359 GGGGCGTGG GCCGCTCTCT GCTTTTCCTG TCTGACTCTGA 1615 — — 4810458 NM_181309.1 NM_181309 interleukin 22 receptor, IL22RA2 CRF2-S1; GGGGGTGGA N alpha 2 (IL22RA2), MGC150509; GGAGAATAA transcript variant 2, IL-22BP; GAGGCAGAG mRNA. MGC150510; CAAGAGCTA CRF2- GAGAATTGGT 10; CRF2X TTCC 1616 — — 3890196 NM_152850.2 NM_152850 phosphatidylinositol PIGO RP11- CCTGGGCAT P glycan anchor 182N22.4; AGCTTTGGTG biosynthesis, class O DKFZp434M222; ATGAGAGTG (PIGO), transcript FLJ00135; GATGGTGCT variant 2, mRNA. MGC3079; GTGAGCTCCT MGC20536 GGT 1617 — — 1230156 NM_004155.3 NM_004155 serpin peptidase SERPINB9 PI9; CAP-3; CAGACAAACT N inhibitor, clade B CAP3 GTTTTCCACA (ovalbumin), member 9 GCAGTTGAAC (SERPINB9), mRNA. CATTCCACAT TCCCACCAGC 1618 — — 1190138 NM_003328.2 NM_003328 TXK tyrosine kinase TXK MGC22473; GTAGCCAAA P (TXK), mRNA PSCTK5; GCTCACCTTT PTK4; GAACAGATCC BTKL; TKL; CGGTGACATT RLK CTATTTCCAGG 1619 — — 3780139 NM_020820.3 NM_020820 phosphatidylinositol PREX1 KIAA1415 GGCAGTTTGT N 3,4,5-trisphosphate- CCCCCCAGC dependent RAC TTCGGTATGC exchanger 1 (PREX1), CTTCAGGGAA mRNA. AGGTCACAG CT 1620 30 351 130241 NM_001007468.1 NM_001007468 SWI/SNF related, SMARCB1 Sfh1p; TACGCCTTCA P matrix associated, actin RDT; GCGAGAACC dependent regulator of hSNFS; CTCTGCCCAC chromatin, subfamily b, SNF5; AGTGGAGATT member 1 Snr1; GCCATCCGG (SMARCB1), transcript SNF5L1; AA variant 2, mRNA. INI1; BAF47 1621 — — 5340458 NM_018044.2 NM_018044 NOL1/NOP2/Sun NSUN5 p120; ACGTGCTCC N domain family, FLJ10267; CTCTGCCAG member 5 (NSUN5), WBSCR20; GAGGAGAAT transcript variant 2, p120 GAAGACGTG mRNA. (NOL1); GTGCGAGAT MGC986; GCGCT WBSCR20A; (NOL1); NOL1R; NSUN5A 1622 — — 70608 NM_172177.1 NM_172177 mitochondrial MRPL42 PTD007; GACAGATGAT P ribosomal protein L42 MRPS32; GCGGAGGTT (MRPL42), nuclear MRP-L31; CCTGGGGGA gene encoding RPML31; ATCAAAGAGA mitochondrial protein, HSPC204 AATGTGCCTC transcript variant 2, AT mRNA. 1623 — — 3460053 NM_020808.3 NM_020808 signal-induced SIPA1L2 SPAL2; TCAGACCGA N proliferation-associated FLJ23126; GAAGCAGGG 1 like 2 (SIPA1L2), KIAA1389; TGAGAGATTC mRNA. FLJ23632 TAACGACTGG ATGCTGCTAG TA 1624 — — 6220343 NM_021098.2 NM_021098 calcium channel, CACNA1H CACNA1HB; ATCAGGCCTC P voltage-dependent, T FLJ90484; CCCTACATCT Type, alpha 1H subunit Cav3.2 GGGGGCGTT (CACNA1H), transcript GGCCGCGAG variant 1, mRNA. ATTCCCATTG AC 1625 — — 6620753 NM_006007.1 NM_006007 zinc finger, AN1-type ZFAND5 ZFAND5A; TGTACTTGGG N domain 5 (ZFAND5), ZA20D2; TGTAGGACTC mRNA. ZNF216 TAGTGTTCTT GGGTGTATTG CATGGGCTGC 1626 — — 5860605 NM_013374.3 NM_013374 programmed cell death PDCD6IP MGC17003; AGAGCCTTGT P 6 interacting protein Alix; GTCCCTAAAG (PDCD6IP), mRNA. DRIP4; TTCTGTCCCA AIP1; HP95 GTCAGCAGT CTTTATAGTCC 1627 — — 160390 NM_001014839.1 NM_001014839 neurochondrin NCDN KIAA0607 AGGCCTGGT N (NCDN), transcript GGGGGGTGG variant 1, mRNA. GGAAACCTC CTTCCACCTG AGCTTGCTTG AAG 1628 — — 3890136 NM_006370.1 NM_006370 vesicle transport VTI1B VTI1; GAGCTGGGG P through interaction with VTI1L; VTI2 GAACAACGA t-SNAREs homolog 1B GACCAGTTAG (yeast) (VTI1B), AACGTACCAA mRNA. GAGTAGACT GGT 1629 31 181 5090288 NM_171999.2 NM_171999 sal-like 3 (Drosophila) SALL3 ZNF796 GTGGTCTGTA N (SALL3), mRNA. GCCCAATAAC TGGGGAACG AGTTACAGAC AAACATCACCG 1630 — — 2750592 NM_032026.2 NM_032026 TatDDNase domain TATDN1 CDA11 CGGTGTGTA P containing 1 GGGGGAGTG (TATDN1), mRNA. GTGCATTCAT TTGATGGTAC CAAGGAAGC AGC 1631 — — 7330435 NM_005436.2 NM_005436 coiled-coil domain CCDC6 TST1; TPC; AGAGGAGAG N containing 6 (CCDC6), PTC; H4; CCAAGCGCT mRNA. D10S170; AGCATGCCTT FLJ32286 TTGCCTCTGC ATATCTGTGC AC 1632 — — 7570500 NM_032314.3 NM_032314 coenzyme Q5 COQ5 MGC4767; GGAGCTGCT P homolog, MGC104303 TCAGTCCATC methyltransferase (S. cerevisiae) TCCCAGAGG (COQ5), CATTTGGTCT mRNA. GTATCTTTGC TC 1633 — — 6020612 NM_002158.3 NM_002158 forkhead box N2 FOXN2 HTLF ACTGCCAGTA N (FOXN2), mRNA. GATGACCAGT CACAAGTGAA CCACTTCTCA GTTGCCAATC 1634 — — 840240 NM_007124.2 NM_007124 utrophin (UTRN), UTRN DRP; ACCGCACGA P mRNA. DMDL; CACCAGCAC DRP1; GGATCTCAC FLJ23678 GGAGGTCAT GGAGCAGAT TCACA 1635 — — 6450176 NM_138711.3 NM_138711 peroxisome PPARG NR1C3; GGTGGGTGT N proliferator-activated PPARG1; GTAGTCGTG receptor gamma PPARG2 GTACTTTACG (PPARG), transcript CCTCGGTGTT variant 3, mRNA. TAGGGAGGA GCC 1636 — — 4060669 NM_019083.1 NM_019083 coiled-coil domain CCDC76 FLJ10287; GTCTCGGTTC P containing 76 FLJ11219 AAATTCCAAA (CCDC76), mRNA. CCTACCATCT TCAGTTGTGC GACCTTGGGC 1637 — — 10220 NM_001002246.1 NM_001002246 APC11 anaphase ANAPC11 HSPC214; AGGCCTCTG N promoting complex MGC882; GGTGCCTGT subunit 11 homolog Apc11p; GTTCTCGGCA (yeast) (ANAPC11), APC11 TATAGATGTG transcript variant 4, GTCTCGGTGT mRNA. GT 1638 — — 770541 NM_001007277.1 NM_001007277 etoposide induced 2.4 EI24 TP53I8; CACTAAACCT P mRNA (EI24), PIG8 GAACTTTTCA transcript variant 2, ACTCCGTTGG mRNA. TGGTGGGAG GCAGCGGGC AG 1639 — — 7160270 NM_004450.1 NM_004450 enhancer of ERH FLJ27340; GGTTGGGGT N rudimentary homolog DROER GGGCTTGGA (Drosophila) (ERH), ACACAGGTGT mRNA. GTACAGCGT GCTGTAGTG GAAG 1640 — — 730497 NM_032449.1 NM_032449 coiled-coil and C2 CC2D1B RP11- GGAGATTAGT P domain containing 1B 155O18.2; GACTCACCTG (CC2D1B), mRNA. KIAA1836 CAGTTGGGA GCCAGCTAC AACCCAAATC AT 1641 — — 4220220 NM_001009922.1 NM_001009922 ring finger and CHY RCHY1 ARNIP; CTTCCAAGG N zinc finger domain PRO1996; GCTAGGATTA containing 1 (RCHY1), CHIMP; CAGGCATGA transcript variant 3, DKFZp586C1620; GCCACTGTG mRNA. ZNF363; CTTGGTCCAG hARNIP; ATG PIRH2; RNF199 1642 — — 1990653 NM_006405.5 NM_006405 transmembrane 9 TM9SF1 HMP70; GGGCCATTAA P superfamily member 1 MP70 CTCAGCAGC (TM9SF1), transcript CATCTTGTTG variant 1, mRNA. TATGCCCTGA CCTGCTGCATC 1643 — — 5490717 NM_198585.2 NM_198585 ectonucleoside ENTPD8 GLSR2492; AGGGCCACA N triphosphate UNQ2492; TGCTGCCTG diphosphohydrolase 8 NTPDase-8 CAAACAGGG (ENTPD8), transcript CAAGACCAC variant 2, mRNA. GGAGGCACA GGGGT 1644 — — 1010739 NM_033364.3 NM_033364 chromosome 3 open C3ORF15 AAT1alpha; CTGAAGGGC P reading frame 15 AAT1; CAGATGGTAA (C3orf15), mRNA. DKFZp781A2221 CTACATTAGG GTTTGCGGG TCTGATGGTC GC 1645 — — 1340681 NM_015633.1 NM_015633 FGFR1 oncogene FGFR1OP2 DKFZp564O1863; AGCTGAAAGT N partner 2 HSPC123- GGGGGTAAA (FGFR1OP2), mRNA. like GGTGGAGTA ATCTGTGGAT TTGTTTCTGT TG 1646 — — 2680497 NM_014865.2 NM_014865 non-SMCcondensin I NCAPD2 hCAP-D2; GATCCTAGGA P complex, subunit D2 KIAA0159; AGTCTGTTCC (NCAPD2), mRNA. CAP-D2; TGTCCTCCCT CNAP1 GTGCAGGGT ATCCTGTAGGG 1647 — — 830440 NM_003268.4 NM_003268 toll-like receptor 5 TLR5 MGC126430; TGCCCAGGG N (TLR5), mRNA. SLEB1; CAGGTGCTTA MGC126431; TCTGACCTTA FLJ10052; ACAGTGCTCT TIL3 CATCATGGTGG 1648 32 272 2810082 NM_016470.6 NM_016470 chromosome 20 open C20ORF111 dJ1183I21.1; GAGTCTTCGT P reading frame 111 HSPC207; GGATGATGT (C20orf111), mRNA. Perit1 GACCATTGAG GACCTGTCA GGCTACATG GAG 1649 — — 3800253 NM_172388.1 NM_172388 nuclear factor of NFATC1 NFATc; GAAAGGAGA N activated T-cells, MGC138448; GACGGACAT cytoplasmic, NFAT2; CGGGAGGAA calcineurin-dependent NF-ATC GAACACACG 1 (NFATC1), transcript GGTACGGCT variant 4, mRNA. GGTGT 1650 — — 2000669 NM_024605.3 NM_024605 Rho GTPase activating ARHGAP10 FLJ20896; GCTGTTGGT P protein 10 PS-GAP; GCAAGGGAG (ARHGAP10), mRNA. GRAF2; ATGGTCTCAA FLJ41791 GTCAGAGGG AAGCAGAGA CGCG 1651 — — 6290181 NM_058192.2 NM_058192 RNA pseudouridylate RPUSD1 MGC19600; TGGCTCCCA N synthase domain RLUCL; CACAGCCAT containing 1 C16orf40 GCATTGTCAC (RPUSD1), mRNA. TCTGCCTCCG GGACCCCAG CTT 1652 33 1084 5690333 NM_003400.3 NM_003400 exportin 1 (CRM1 XPO1 DKFZp686B1823; GTGCTGCATT P homolog, yeast) CRM1 GTCTGAAGTT (XPO1), mRNA. AGCACCTCTT GGACTGAATC GTTTGTCTAG 1653 — — 7050291 NM_024756.1 NM_024756 multimerin 2 (MMRN2), MMRN2 EndoGlyx- CCCACATCAA N mRNA. 1; GGGAGAGAT FLJ13465; CAGGTGGAG EMILIN3; GTAATTGGAT ENDOGLYX1 CTTGGGGGC GGT 1654 — — 3370280 NM_016447.2 NM_016447 membrane protein, MPP6 p55T; VAM- CTGTGGTGG P palmitoylated 6 1; VAM1; ATGCAGGAAT (MAGUK p55 PALS2 CACTACCAAG subfamily member 6) CTTCTGACCG (MPP6), mRNA. ACTCTGACTTG 1655 — — 1050040 NM_004925.3 NM_004925 aquaporin 3 (Gill blood AQP3 GIL GCTTCTACAG N group) (AQP3), mRNA. GCTTTTGGGA AGTAGGGTG GATGTGGGT AGGGCTGGG AGG 1656 — — 6580379 NM_006348.2 NM_006348 component of COG5 GOLTC1; GTTGAGGAA P oligomericgolgi GTC90 CCACTGGCA complex 5 (COG5), CATCCCAAGC transcript variant 1, TAAGATACAA mRNA. GGTTAAATGG CC 1657 — — 730487 NM_020320.2 NM_020320 arginyl- RARS2 dJ382I10.6; AGAGTCGCG N tRNAsynthetase 2, DALRD2; GGGACACAG mitochondrial MGC14993; GAGTCTTCCT (RARS2), nuclear gene PCH6; ACAGTACACA encoding mitochondrial PRO1992; CACGCCCGC protein, mRNA. RARSL; CTC MGC23778 1658 — — 2140682 NM_175617.2 NM_175617 metallothionein 1E MT1E MT1; MTD CGTGGGACA P (functional) (MT1E), CAAACCCCAA mRNA. CTGTACCCCC TATGGTTTCA GAACAGAGC TG 1659 — — 2650148 NM_018268.2 NM_018268 WD repeat domain 41 WDR41 MSTP048; GCTGAGCGC N (WDR41), mRNA. FLJ10904 AACTGCCCCA TCTGACCACT GACTCAAATA CGAACTGCTTG 1660 34 1316 7000735 NM_002882.2 NM_002882 RAN binding protein 1 RANBP1 MGC88701 CTGTTCCGAT P (RANBP1), mRNA. TTGCCTCTGA GAACGATCTC CCAGAATGG AAGGAGCGA GG 1661 — — 3130471 NM_198465.2 NM_198465 Nik related kinase NRK DKFZp686A17109; CAGAAGTGT N (NRK), mRNA. FLJ16788; GGAGGGGGG NESK; CTCCTGACTA MGC131849 GACAATTTCC CTAGCCCTTG TG 1662 — — 4810274 NM_199367.1 NM_199367 spastic paraplegia 7 SPG7 CAR; TCCCTTCAAC P (pure and complicated FLJ37308; GTAGTCATCC autosomal recessive) SPG5C; CCTGGTGGT (SPG7), nuclear gene MGC126332; GGAAGCAAG encoding mitochondrial CMAR; ACGACGGCC protein, transcript MGC126331; CCT variant 2, mRNA. PGN 1663 35 1369 7510687 NM_006662.2 NM_006662 Snf2-related CREBBP SRCAP EAF1; CTAGTCCCCC N activator protein SWR1; CACTAGAGAC (SRCAP), mRNA. DOMO1; TGAGAAGTTG KIAA0309; CCTCGCAAAC FLJ44499 GAGCAGGGGC 1664 36 1085 5690358 NM_014254.1 NM_014254 transmembrane protein TMEM5 HP10481 GAGGCTTGC P 5 (TMEM5), mRNA. TCCTATGGCT CCATTCCTGT GGTGGAAGA CGTGATGACA GC 1665 — — 5670100 NM_000355.2 NM_000355 transcobalamin II; TCN2 D22S750; CTGCAGGTCT N macrocytic anemia TC2; CCCATGAAG (TCN2), mRNA. D22S676 GCCACCCCA TGGTCTGATG GGCATGAAG CAT 1666 37 1187 6270020 NM_145799.2 NM_145799 septin 6 (SEPT6), SEPT6 SEP2; GATGGAGTT P transcript variant I, RP5- GACCTGGCA mRNA. 876A24.2; ATGATCTGTG MGC16619; GCTAACATGC SEPT2; CGTCTCTCTG MGC20339; CC KIAA0128 1667 — — 7320441 NM_013332.3 NM_013332 hypoxia-inducible HIG2 FLJ21076; GTCGTTCCTC N protein 2 (HIG2), MGC138388 CAACATAGTG transcript variant 1, TGTATTGGTC mRNA. TGAAGGGGG TGGTGGGAT GC 1668 38 59 1170332 NM_014911.3 NM_014911 AP2 associated kinase AAK1 DKFZp686K16132; GAGCACCTT P 1 (AAK1), mRNA. MGC164568; GTTACAGTTC FLJ45252; CGGCCTCTC FLJ23712; AGTATGTGG FLJ25931; GCTAAATGCC KIAA1048; AGC FLJ42882; DKFZp686F03202; MGC164570; FLJ31060; MGC138170 1669 — — 2060674 NM_000067.1 NM_000067 carbonic anhydrase II CA2 Car2; CA-II; AGTACCTTGA N (CA2), mRNA. CAII; CA II CTTTGTTCAC AGCATGTAG GGTGATGAG CACTCACAAT TG 1670 — — 6350671 NM_023080.1 NM_023080 chromosome 8 open C8ORF33 FLJ20989 GGCTTGGTCT P reading frame 33 AGCAGTAACA (C8orf33), mRNA. CCAGTGTCTG GGAAGATGC CTGTTGCAAAG 1671 — — 770619 NM_003473.2 NM_003473 signal transducing STAM DKFZp686J2352; TCTGTAGCCT N adaptor molecule (SH3 STAM1 CTGCATACTA domain and ITAM CTGGCTGTCA motif) 1 (STAM), TCACACCAGC mRNA. GTACAGTAGC 1672 — — 540452 NM_022743.1 NM_022743 SET and MYND SMYD3 bA74P14.1; GAAGAATGC P domain containing 3 ZMYND1; GACGCCAAC (SMYD3), mRNA. ZNFN3A1; ATCAGAGCAT FLJ21080; CCTAAGGGA MGC104324 ACGCAGTCA GAGG 1673 — — 4200441 NM_003003.2 NM_003003 SEC14-like 1 (S. cerevisiae) SEC14L1 SEC14L; CGCCCACCC N (SEC14L1), DKFZp686C06176; AGCGGCGAC transcript variant 1, PRELID4A ATTGTACAGA mRNA. CTCCTCTCAC CTCTAGATAG CA 1674 — — 6550279 NM_000848.2 NM_000848 glutathione S- GSTM2 GST4; ATGTCCTTGA P transferase M2 GSTM; GAGAAACCAA (muscle) (GSTM2), GSTM2-2; GTATTTGAGC mRNA. GTHMUS; CCAGCTGCC MGC117303 TGGATGCCTTC 1675 — — 4860392 NM_178128.3 NM_178128 fatty acid desaturase FADS6 FP18279 GTGTGTTTTG N domain family, TCGGGAGGG member 6 (FADS6), AACTCCAGG mRNA. GGAAGTGAG GGGAGAAGG TTCC 1676 — — 3940735 NM_003093.1 NM_003093 small nuclear SNRPC FLJ20302 CGGCTGCATT P ribonucleoprotein TCAACAAGGA polypeptide C AAGATACCTC (SNRPC), mRNA. CTACTCCATT CTCTGCTCCT 1677 — — 1850347 NM_021067.3 NM_021067 GINS complex subunit GINS1 PSF1; CCAGTATCAC N 1 (Psf1 homolog) KIAA0186; CACTTTGGAA (GINS1), mRNA. RP4- GGGGACAGT 691N24.2 GAAATTGGG GCTAGAGAA GGA 1678 39 736 2750184 NM_005184.2 NM_005184 calmodulin 3 CALM3 PHKD; CAGCCAAGA P (phosphorylase kinase, PHKD3 GCTGAGGGT delta) (CALM3), AAGGGCAGG mRNA. TAGGCGTGA GGCTGTGGA CATTT 1679 — — 7000703 NM_016310.2 NM_016310 polymerase (RNA) III POLR3K C11; CCTTTTGAGG N (DNA directed) RPC10; TGAAGAGCC polypeptide K, 12.3 kDa C11-RNP3; AGGGGGTCA (POLR3K), My010; GGAAATATGG mRNA. RPC11; CCTATCTGCC hRPC11 AG 1680 — — 2690315 NM_014901.4 NM_014901 ring finger protein 44 RNF44 KIAA1100 CCCAGCCCT P (RNF44), mRNA. GGCTGGGCC CAGCGCCTG TGTTCTGTGT TAGAAAGGTT TTA 1681 — — 4900670 NM_004255.2 NM_004255 cytochrome c oxidase COX5A COX-VA; AACTGGGCC N subunit Va (COX5A), COX TTGACAAAGT nuclear gene encoding VA; GTAAACCGCA mitochondrial protein, TGGATGGGC mRNA. TTCCCCAAGG AT 1682 — — 6900014 NM_032177.2 NM_032177 RNA U, small nuclear RNUXA FLJ13193; GGCAATTTTA P RNA export adaptor PHAX AGGATAAAAA (phosphorylation CTAACATTGG regulated) (RNUXA), CCAGGCACG mRNA. GTGGCTCAC GC 1683 40 1078 5570601 NM_020216.3 NM_020216 arginylaminopeptidase RNPEP DKFZP547H084 CACTGCAGG N (aminopeptidase B) GCAGCGGGT (RNPEP), mRNA. ATTCTCCTCC CCACCTAAGT CTCTGGGAA GAA 1684 — — 5570338 NM_182922.2 NM_182922 HEAT repeat HEATR3 FLJ20718 TCTGTACATT P containing 3 CTGTAAAAAC (HEATR3), mRNA. TTCAAAACCT GGCCAGGCA TGGTGGCTC AC 1685 — — 4540241 NM_032412.3 NM_032412 chromosome 5 open C5ORF32 ORF1-FL49 GCCACCTCT N reading frame 32 GACAGGTGT (C5orf32), mRNA. GCCTGCCCC CATCTCTTCT GATTGCTGTT AAC 1686 — — 2850360 NM_001707.2 NM_001707 B-cell CLL/lymphoma BCL7B TCTGGACGG P 7B (BCL7B), mRNA. AGCTGCTGG CAGCTTCTGC GAGAAGAGA GAGATGTGG AAGG 1687 — — 6860653 NM_006402.2 NM_006402 hepatitis B virus x HBXIP MGC71071; ATGATCCAGA N interacting protein XIP AACACGATG (HBXIP), mRNA. GCATCACGG TGGCAGTGC ACAAAATGGC CTC 1688 — — 2350209 NM_139118.1 NM_139118 YY1 associated protein YY1AP1 YAP; TGCAACTGG P 1 (YY1AP1), transcript YY1AP; GGCTCTTGA variant 2, mRNA. HCCA2; GCAGCTTGCT FLJ10875; TTAGCCTGCT FLJ13914; CCCACTCTGT HCCA1 GG 1689 — — 3940754 NM_006566.1 NM_006566 CD226 molecule CD226 TLiSA1; CTTGCCGCC N (CD226), mRNA. PTA1; ATCCCAGGTC DNAM1; TAGCCTTAGG DNAM-1 AGCAAATGTA GTAGATAGTCG 1690 — — 6650747 NM_152320.1 NM_152320 zinc finger protein 641 ZNF641 FLJ31295; AGCCAGGGG P (ZNF641), mRNA. DKFZp667D1012 GGCCAGACC TTGTTCATGT GTGGGTCTG TCTTCCTTAT GCC 1691 — — 3780400 NM_014212.3 NM_014212 homeobox C11 HOXC11 HOX3H; TTGAAGATTG N (HOXC11), mRNA. MGC4906 GGGTGGTGG AGGCAGTAG GGAGATGGG ATTGGGCAC CTCC 1692 — — 6770017 NM_007249.4 NM_007249 Kruppel-like factor 12 KLF12 AP-2rep; CCATGGCAAA P (KLF12), mRNA. AP2REP; GCACAAATG HSPC122 GACCCCCGA GGCCTATCTC CCAGACAAA GTA 1693 — — 2340059 NM_024516.2 NM_024516 chromosome 16 open C16ORF53 PA1; ACCTCAAGCT N reading frame 53 MGC4606 CCCAAACAG (C16orf53), mRNA. CACGTTGCG GGAAAGAGG AAGAGAGAG TGTG 1694 — — 4150593 NM_015077.2 NM_015077 sterile alpha and TIR SARM1 SAMD2; AGCTGTGTGA P motif containing 1 KIAA0524; CCGGGAGTA (SARM1), mRNA. SARM; GTCACTTAAC FLJ36296 CTATGTCTCC CCTTCCTCACC 1695 — — 2650408 NM_018177.2 NM_018177 Nedd4 binding protein N4BP2 B3BP; GAGGTATTTA N 2 (N4BP2), mRNA. KIAA1413; AAGTGCTTTG FLJ10680 AGACCTGATT CATGCCCCC CAAAGGGTG GT 1696 — — 10435 NM_001001660.2 NM_001001660 LYR motif containing 5 LYRM5 ATGTATGGAG P (LYRM5), mRNA. TCATTACTTC TGACCTTGAA ATAGCCTGCT GGTGACTGGC 1697 — — 2690528 NM_004169.3 NM_004169 serinehydroxymethyltransferase SHMT1 MGC15229; CCAGGCTTTC N 1 (soluble) MGC24556; CTGCTCCACC (SHMT1), transcript SHMT; TGAGATAACC variant 1, mRNA. CSHMT AACTCCCTCC CGTAATCAGG 1698 — — 130093 NM_005951.2 NM_005951 metallothionein 1H MT1H MGC70702; CTTCTCGCTT P (MT1H), mRNA. MT1 GGGAACTCC AGTCTCACCT CGGCTTGCA ATGGACCCC AAC 1699 — — 1010692 NM_005234.3 NM_005234 nuclear receptor NR2F6 EAR-2; CCCCTAGCAT N subfamily 2, group F, EAR2; GAACTTGTGG member 6 (NR2F6), ERBAL2 GATGGTGGG mRNA. GTTGGCTTCC CTGGCATGATG 1700 41 374 360280 NM_017761.2 NM_017761 proline-rich nuclear PNRC2 MGC99541; GTTTGGTCAA P receptor coactivator 2 FLJ20312 GGGGTAGGT (PNRC2), mRNA. GCAACCCAAT GGACCACTTA TGCAAAAGATG 1701 42 1281 6760347 NM_178009.2 NM_178009 diacylglycerol kinase, DGKH DKFZp761I1510; ATGGGGCAC N eta (DGKH), transcript DGKeta AGAGGAAGTT variant 2, mRNA. GCTGCTTGG CTGGATCTGC TCAATTTGGG AG 1702 — — 520431 NM_014819.3 NM_014819 praja 2, RING-H2 motif PJA2 KIAA0438, AGCCCAGGT P containing (PJA2), RNF131; CTAAATGTAA mRNA. Neurodap1 TGGTTGGTTT ATTGTTCTAT AACCCCAGC CC 1703 — — 5560079 NM_001077191.1 NM_001077191 G protein-coupled bile GPBAR1 GPR131; CTGGATCAGA N acid receptor 1 M-BAR; GACCCTGCC (GPBAR1), transcript GPCR; TCTGTTTGAC variant 1, mRNA. GPCR19; CCCGCACTG BG37; ACTGAATAAA TGR5; GC MGC40597 1704 — — 670026 NM_015986.2 NM_015986 cytokine receptor-like CRLF3 CREME9; GCACGTGTG P factor 3 (CRLF3), FRWS; TATCCAATCT mRNA. CYTOR4; GCCTGTGAC MGC20661 ATGCATTTTA CTCTTTGCAG AG 1705 43 160 4230619 NM_012198.2 NM_012198 grancalcin, EF-hand GCA GCL GTTGGTGGT N calcium binding protein GTTTGAGGGT (GCA), mRNA. TGGCTAGAAA TGAAAGCCTG GATTTTGTGCC 1706 44 459 830463 NM_002735.1 NM_002735 protein kinase, cAMP- PRKAR1B PRKAR1 GGCCAAGGC P dependent, regulatory, CATCTCCAAG type I, beta AACGTGCTCT (PRKAR1B), mRNA. TCGCTCACCT GGATGACAA CG 1707 45 353 130364 NM_032947.3 NM_032947 MSTP150 (MST150), MST150 NID67; CTGTAATTAG N mRNA. MGC126887; CTCCACGTGT MGC126889; ACCCCCTTCA MGC117221 CTCCCTCCCA CCAGCTCTGC 1708 46 52 1050408 NM_005678.3 NM_005678 SNRPN upstream SNURF AGTGGAGCG P reading frame GCCGCCGGA (SNURF), transcript GATGCCTGA variant 1, mRNA. CGCATCTGTC TGAGGAGCG GTCA 1709 — — 1770593 NM_003956.3 NM_003956 cholesterol 25- CH25H C25H CGGTGGGTG N hydroxylase (CH25H), CCCCTAAGAC mRNA. TCGGGACTG CTGTGCCTTT CACACTTGAA TG 1710 47 58 1170300 NM_005950.1 NM_005950 metallothionein 1G MT1G MT1; CGCCTGATGT P (MT1G), mRNA. MT1K; CGGGACAGC MGC12386 CCTGCTCCCA AGTACAAATA GAGTGACCC GT 1711 48 23 20056 NM_003295.1 NM_003295 tumor protein, TPT1 TCTP; p02; CCAGATGGC N translationally- HRF; ATGGTTGCTC controlled 1 (TPT1), FLJ27337 TATTGGACTA mRNA. CCGTGAGGA TGGTGTGAC CCC 1712 — — 1260438 NM_001556.1 NM_001556 inhibitor of kappa light IKBKB IKK-beta; GTGCTGGGC P polypeptide gene NFKBIKB; CGGGGAGTC enhancer in B-cells, IKK2; CCTGTCTCTC kinase beta (IKBKB), FLJ40509; ACAGCATCTA mRNA. IKKB; GCAGTATTAT MGC131801 TA 1713 — — 4050768 NM_152889.1 NM_152889 carbohydrate CHST13 MGC119279; CAGAGCCCC N (chondroitin 4) MGC119281; TGGTGCAATG sulfotransferase 13 MGC119278; CGGTCACAG (CHST13), mRNA. C4ST3 GTTTTATGGG ACTTTGGTGA GC 1714 — — 1340349 NM_001042588.1 NM_001042588 snurportin 1 (SNUPN), SNUPN RNUT1; CCCAAGTTGA P transcript variant 3, Snurportin1; AGGGTTCTTC mRNA. KPNBL CCATAGCCCA GACCACCCT GGATGCCTC AT 1715 — — 6940431 NM_015253.1 NM_015253 WSC domain WSCD1 KIAA0523 CCTGGACTAA N containing 1 (WSCD1), GCCAATGACA mRNA. CCTTCCATCT TTCCAGCTAT GGTGACTGGG 1716 — — 3610241 NM_000981.3 NM_000981 ribosomal protein L19 RPL19 MGC71997; ATGGGCATA HSK (RPL19), mRNA. DKFZp779D216; GGTAAGCGG FLJ27452 AAGGGTACA GCCAATGCC CGAATGCCA GAGAA 1717 — — 6580577 NM_031369.2 NM_031369 heterogeneous nuclear HNRNPD P37; AUF1; CCCCCAGTAT HSK ribonucleoprotein D hnRNPD0; TGTAGAGCAA (AU-rich element RNA AUF1A GTCTTGTGTT binding protein 1, AAAAGCCCA 37 kDa) (HNRNPD), GTGTGACAGTG transcript variant 2, mRNA. 1718 — — 3360228 NM_001023.2 NM_001023 ribosomal protein S20 RPS20 MGC102930; CGCGCGCAA HSK (RPS20), mRNA. FLJ27451 CAGCCATGG CTTTTAAGGA TACCGGAAAA ACACCCGTG GAG 1719 — — 6130390 NM_016093.2 NM_016093 ribosomal protein L26- RPL26L1 RPL26P1; TCATCTACAT HSK like 1 (RPL26L1), FLJ46904 CGAGCGGGT mRNA. GCAGCGTGA GAAGGCCAA CGGCACAAC TGTC 1720 49 850 3800309 NM_022170.1 NM_022170 eukaryotic translation EIF4H KIAA0038; GCACCCAGC HSK initiation factor 4H WSCR1; GGAATGTGCT (EIF4H), transcript WBSCR1 TAGTATTTGG variant 1, mRNA. TCACCAGCC GTCATCCTGG GC 1721 — — 1110017 NM_032195.1 NM_032195 SON DNA binding SON FLJ21099; GTGTTTAACC HSK protein (SON), SON3; TAATGCTCAG transcript variant b, KIAA1019; CCTTGGTACT mRNA. BASS1; CCATTCCCTT NREBP; CTCCTTCCCC C21orf50; DBP-5; FLJ33914 1722 — — 2680097 NM_016061.1 NM_016061 yippee-like 5 YPEL5 CGI-127 GTGACTTCTG HSK (Drosophila) (YPEL5), AGTACAGTTA mRNA. AGTTCCTCCT ATTTGCCACT GGGCTGTTGG 1723 — — 2480364 NM_013379.2 NM_013379 dipeptidyl-peptidase 7 DPP7 DPP2; TCACTCAAGC HSK (DPP7), mRNA. DPPII; QPP AGCTGGCGG CAGAGGGAA GGGGCTGAA TAAACGCCTG GAG 1724 — — 6330044 NM_004034.1 NM_004034 annexin A7 (ANXA7), ANXA7 ANX7; SNX ACTGAAAGCT HSK transcript variant 2, CTGCCTTCCG mRNA. GAATCCCTCT AAGTCTGCTT GATAGAGTGG 1725 — — 240725 NM_001033112.1 NM_001033112 poly(A) binding protein PAIP2 PAIP2A; CTGAGGCTA HSK interacting protein 2 MGC72018 CAAGTTAGTC (PAIP2), transcript AGCAGATGA variant 1, mRNA. GTGCCAGTC CAGCCTTTTC TGG 1726 — — 3390192 NM_006861.4 NM_006861 RAB35, member RAS RAB35 RAB1C; H- GTGGGGACT HSK oncogene family ray; RAY CAGGGCTGG (RAB35), mRNA. ACCGACGTC CTAGTGGAC CTGATGTGAA ATTC 1727 — — 4150670 NM_007065.3 NM_007065 cell division cycle 37 CDC37 P50CDC37 CCGGCTCTC HSK homolog (S. cerevisiae) GTCACTGGG (CDC37), CTCTGTTTTC mRNA. ACTGTTCGTC TGCTGTCTGT GT 1728 — — 7200037 NM_005626.3 NM_005626 splicing factor, SFRS4 SRP75 TGGCCTTTCC HSK arginine/serine-rich 4 TACAGGGAG (SFRS4), mRNA. CTCAGTAACC TGGACGGCT CTAAGGCTG GAA 1729 — — 5690202 NM_018064.2 NM_018064 chromosome 6 open C6ORF166 FLJ10342; CAAGCTTTCG HSK reading frame 166 dJ486L4.2 TCAGTGGCAA (C6orf166), mRNA. CCACTCTTAG GCAGCAGCA ACTGGTTTTGG 1730 — — 3830538 NM_030818.2 NM_030818 coiled-coil domain CCDC130 MGC10471 GGTCCTGGT HSK containing 130 GAGGGTGTTT (CCDC130), mRNA. GTGCCTTGTG AGACTCCGTA CATTAAAGACC 1731 — — 2490066 NM_006110.1 NM_006110 CD2 (cytoplasmic tail) CD2BP2 FWP010; GCCCAGTTTG HSK binding protein 2 LIN1; GTGGGCCCT (CD2BP2), mRNA. Snu40 TCTTTCCTGG ACTTTGTGGA GGAGGCACC AA 1732 — — 4230050 NM_006327.2 NM_006327 translocase of inner TIMM23 PRO1197; TCCTCCCCCA HSK mitochondrial TIMM23B; TGAACTAGAA membrane 23 homolog MGC22767; AACCACTTAC (yeast) (TIMM23), TIM23 TCCCAGAATT nuclear gene encoding CAGGTCGTGC mitochondrial protein, mRNA. 1733 — — 7200598 NM_005466.2 NM_005466 mediator complex MED6 NY-REN-28 CTTCTGTAAC HSK subunit 6 (MED6), CTTTCCTCTC mRNA. CCGGACTTG AGCAACCTAC ACACTCACATG 1734 — — 6110477 NM_006600.2 NM_006600 nuclear distribution NUDC NPD011; CATCAGGAG HSK gene C homolog (A. nidulans) HNUDC; AAAGGCTGG (NUDC), MNUDC GTCTTGGGA mRNA. CCTTGTCCTC CCCAGTTGG CCTA 1735 — — 3130241 NM_020141.3 NM_020141 chromosome 1 open C1ORF119 AD-020; ACCAGTTTTT HSK reading frame 119 FLJ90710 ACAGCCTCCT (C1orf119), mRNA. GGGTGGGTC GTCTTGACCC AAACTCTTGTG 1736 — — 60390 NM_030914.1 NM_030914 ubiquitin related URM1 C9orf74; CTGGGGAGA HSK modifier 1 homolog (S. cerevisiae) RP11- TACTTGATGG (URM1), 339B21.4; CGCGAATGT mRNA. MGC2668 CCGTTTTCTC TCCCTTCCCA CC 1737 — — 1450537 NM_014607.3 NM_014607 UBX domain UBXD2 erasin; GGCTGTAAAA HSK containing 2 (UBXD2), UBXDC1; TGAGAATTCT mRNA. FLJ23318; GCCCCCTCA KIAA0242 CCTCTTACCC CAGTACTATTC 1738 — — 610112 NM_173607.3 NM_173607 chromosome 14 open C14ORF24 DKFZp686J1254; CTCCAGCCT HSK reading frame 24 FLJ38854 GGGCGACAG (C14orf24), transcript AGTGAGACTC variant 1, mRNA. CATCTTGGG GGGAAAAAA GTAT RNA192 Index (SEQ ID NO: 1547- Performance ABI Gene 1738) Rank ABI Assay ID Symbol ABI Alias ABI Gene Name 1547 001N Hs00229548_m1 TMEM49 DKFZp566I133, transmembrane HSPC292, VMP1 protein 49 1548 001P Hs00360269_m1 VAMP2 FLJ11460, vesicle- SYB2, VAMP-2 associated membrane protein 2 (synaptobrevin 2) 1549 002N Hs00240532_s1 ADRB2 ADRB2R, adrenergic, ADRBR, B2AR, beta-2-, BAR, receptor, BETA2AR surface 1550 002P Hs00270173_s1 NAP1L3 MB20, MGC26312, NPL3, nucleosome RP1- assembly 32F7.3 protein 1-like 3 1551 003N Hs00967385_g1 SERBP1 CGI- SERPINE1 55, CHD3IP, mRNA DKFZp564M2423, binding FLJ90489, protein HABP4L, PAI- RBP1, PAIRBP1 1552 003P Hs00211126_m1 CSAD CSD, FLJ44987, cysteine FLJ45500, MGC119354, sulfinic acid MGC119355, decarboxylase MGC119357, PCAP 1553 004N Hs00247361_m1 NPTN DKFZp686L2477, GP55, neuroplastin GP65, MGC102805, SDFR1, SDR1, np55, np65 1554 004P Hs00937468_m1 AEBP1 ACLP, FLJ33612 AE binding protein 1 1555 005N Hs00233566_m1 CD79A IGA, MB-1 CD79a molecule, immunoglobulin- associated alpha 1556 005P Hs02340038_g1 RPL37 DKFZp686G1699, ribosomal MGC99572 protein L37 1557 006N Hs00175132_m1 ANXA11 ANX11, CAP50, annexin A11 RP11- 369J21.10- 010 1558 006P Hs00959834_m1 XRCC1 RCC X-ray repair complementing defective repair in Chinese hamster cells 1 1559 007N Hs00227769_m1 POF1B FLJ22792, premature POF, POF2B, ovarian RP1- failure, 1B 75N13.2 1560 007P Hs00255244_m1 RABL2B FLJ93981, RAB, member FLJ98216, of RAS FLJ78724, oncogene MGC117180, family-like RP11- 2B, RAB, 395L14.2 member of RAS oncogene family-like 2A 1561 008N Hs00229472_m1 SNX27 KIAA0488, sorting nexin MGC126871, family MGC126873, MGC20471, member 27 MRT1, MY014, RP11- 98D18.12- 005 1562 008P Hs00369741_m1 SELM MGC40146; selenoprotein M SEPM 1563 009N Hs01033772_g1 NCOA4 ARA70, DKFZp762E1112, nuclear ELE1, receptor PTC3, coactivator 4 RFG, RP11- 481A12.4 1564 009P Hs01127828_g1 HMGB2 HMG2 high-mobility group box 2 1565 010N Hs00418081_m1 C22orf33 EAN57, LL22NC01- chromosome 81G9.2, MGC35206, 22 open cE81G9.2 reading frame 33 1566 010P Hs00380060_m1 TMC8 EV2, EVER2, transmembrane EVIN2, channel- FLJ40668, like 8 FLJ43684, MGC102701, MGC40121 1567 011N Hs00292978_m1 KIAA1949 DAAP- KIAA1949 285E11.2, HKMT1098 1568 011P Hs00270322_m1 TAF1 BA2R, CCG1, TAF1 RNA CCGS, polymerase II, DYT3, DYT3/ TATA box TAF1, binding KAT4, N- protein (TBP)- TAF1, NSCL2, associated OF, P250, factor, TAF2A, 250 kDa TAFII250, XDP 1569 012N Hs00218034_m1 ACER3 APHC, FLJ11238, PHCA alkaline ceramidase 3 1570 012P Hs00176278_m1 DGKA DAGK, DAGK1, diacylglycerol DGK- kinase, alpha alpha, MGC12821, MGC42356 80 kDa 1571 013N Hs00377534_m1 TTC21A DKFZp686P18239, tetratricopeptide MGC156293, repeat MGC70523, domain 21A STI2 1572 013P Hs00251360_s1 STRADB ALS2CR2, STE20- CALS- related kinase 21, ILPIP, ILPIPA, MGC102916, adaptor beta PAPK, PRO1038 1573 014N Hs02825719_s1 GPR119 GPCR2, MGC119957, G protein- RP1- coupled 20I3.4 receptor 119 1574 014P Hs00427396_m1 PSMD7 MOV34, P40, proteasome Rpn8, (prosome, S12 macropain) 26S subunit, non-ATPase, 7 1575 015N Hs00221046_m1 SENP7 KIAA1707, SUMO1/sentrin MGC157730 specific peptidase 7 1576 015P Hs00357776_g1 GRK6 FLJ32135, G protein- GPRK6 coupled receptor kinase 6 1577 016N Hs01018047_m1 ABHD12 ABHD12A, abhydrolase BEM46L2, domain C20ORF22, containing 12 DKFZp434P106, RP5- 965G21.2, dJ965G21.2 1578 016P Hs00757030_m1 PRPF3 HPRP3, HPRP3P, PRP3, PRP3 pre- Prp3p, mRNA RP18 processing factor 3 homolog (S. cerevisiae) 1579 017N Hs01850784_s1 FOXG1 BF1, BF2, forkhead box FHKL3, FKH2, G1 FKHL1, FKHL2, FKHL3, FKHL4, FOXG1A, FOXG1B, FOXG1C, HBF- 1, HBF- 2, HBF- 3, HBF- G2, HBF2, HFK1, HFK2, HFK3, KHL2, QIN 1580 017P Hs00538167_m1 IL12RB1 CD212, IL- interleukin 12 12R- receptor, beta 1 BETA1, IL12RB, MGC34454 1581 018N Hs02339636_g1 TIMM8B DDP2, FLJ21744, MGC102866, translocase of MGC117373, inner TIM8B mitochondrial membrane 8 homolog B (yeast) 1582 018P Hs00262564_m1 ZFYVE19 FLJ14840, zinc finger, MPFYVE FYVE domain containing 19 1583 019N Hs01035151_m1 CRTAP CASP, LEPREL3 cartilage associated protein 1584 019P Hs00364437_m1 SCAND2 0 SCAN domain containing 2 pseudogene 1585 020N Hs00198882_m1 LAPTM5 CLAST6, lysosomal FLJ61683, protein FLJ97251, transmembrane 5 MGC125860, MGC125861, RP5- 1166H10.3 1586 020P Hs00930964_g1 PLAC8 BM- placenta- 004, C15, onzin specific 8 1587 021N Hs00243566_m1 B4GALT2 B4Gal- UDP- T2, B4Gal- Gal:betaGlcNAc T3, beta4 beta 1,4- Gal-T2 galactosyltransferase, polypeptide 2 1588 021P Hs00195582_m1 S100A2 CAN19, MGC111539, S100 calcium RP11- binding 49N14.8, protein A2 S100L 1589 022N Hs00227643_m1 ERMP1 FXNA, KIAA1815, endoplasmic RP11- reticulum 207C16.6, metallopeptidase 1 bA207C16.3 1590 022P Hs00159587_m1 NDUFC1 KFYI, MGC117464, NADH MGC126847, dehydrogenase MGC138266 (ubiquinone) 1, subcomplex unknown, 1, 6 kDa 1591 023N Hs00609198_m1 GCH1 DYT14, DYT5, GTP DYT5a, cyclohydrolase 1 GCH, GTP-CH- 1, GTPCH1, HPABH4B 1592 023P Hs00197131_m1 PIBF1 C13ORF24, progesterone KIAA1008, immunomodulatory PIBF, RP11- binding 505F3.1 factor 1 1593 024N Hs00377132_m1 ZNF296 ZFP296, ZNF342 zinc finger protein 296 1594 024P Hs00255552_m1 TMEM8B C9ORF127, transmembrane MGC120460, protein 8B NAG- 5, NGX6, RP11- 112J3.10, RP11- 112J3.10- 001 1595 025N Hs00300724_m1 EPHA5 CEK7, EHK1, EPH receptor HEK7, A5 TYRO4 1596 025P Hs01127577_m1 CBX5 HP1, HP1A chromobox homolog 5 1597 026N Hs00367123_m1 AP2A1 ADTAA, AP2- adaptor- ALPHA, CLAPA1 related protein complex 2, alpha 1 subunit 1598 026P Hs00179978_m1 EPS15 AF- epidermal 1P, AF1P, growth factor MLLT5 receptor pathway substrate 15 1599 027N Hs00195343_m1 SMNDC1 SMNR, SPF30 survival motor neuron domain containing 1 1600 027P Hs00223885_m1 MPP5 FLJ12615, membrane PALS1 protein, palmitoylated 5 (MAGUK p55 subfamily member 5) 1601 028N Hs00377608_m1 NFAM1 CNAIP, CTA- NFAT 126B4.4, FLJ40652, activating bK126B4.4 protein with ITAM motif 1 1602 028P Hs00275076_m1 HEMK1 FLJ22320, HemKmethyltransferase HEMK, MTQ1 family member 1 1603 029N Hs00893626_m1 IL1RN DIRA, ICIL- interleukin 1 1RA, IL- receptor 1RN, IL- antagonist 1ra, IL- 1ra3, IL1F3, IL1RA, IRAP, MGC10430, MVCD4 1604 029P Hs00902008_m1 CTCF 0 CCCTC- binding factor (zinc finger protein) 1605 030N Hs00164932_m1 ICAM1 BB2, CD54, intercellular P3.58 adhesion molecule 1 1606 030P Hs00293954_m1 C10orf35 RP11- chromosome 343J3.9 10 open reading frame 35 1607 031N Hs00193519_m1 MAF MGC71685, v- c-MAF mafmusculoaponeuroticfibrosarcoma oncogene homolog (avian) 1608 031P Hs00181740_m1 FLT3LG FL fms-related tyrosine kinase 3 ligand 1609 032N Hs00248380_m1 MAST2 FLJ39200, microtubule KIAA0807, associated MAST205, serine/threonine MTSSK, kinase 2 RP4- 533D7.1 1610 032P Hs00209335_m1 MYCBP2 AC001226.5, MYC binding DKFZp686M08244, protein 2 FLJ10106, FLJ13826, FLJ21597, FLJ21646, KIAA0916, PAM 1611 033N Hs00376245_m1 GSG1L MGC18079, GSG1-like PRO19651, UNQ5831 1612 033P Hs00212889_m1 PPHLN1 HSPC206, periphilin 1 HSPC232, MGC48786 1613 034N Hs00186575_m1 PPAP2C LPP2, PAP- phosphatidic 2c, PAP2-g acid phosphatase type 2C 1614 034P Hs01122781_m1 KIF3B HH0048, KIAA0359 kinesin family member 3B 1615 035N Hs00364814_m1 IL22RA2 CRF2- interleukin 22 10, CRF2- receptor, S1, CRF2X, alpha 2 IL- 22BP, IL- 22RA2, MGC150509, MGC150510, UNQ5793/PRO19598/ PRO19822 1616 035P Hs00912503_m1 PIGO DKFZp434M222, phosphatidylinositol FLJ00135, MGC20536, glycan MGC3079, anchor RP11- biosynthesis, 182N22.4, class O UNQ632/ PRO1249 1617 036N Hs00244603_m1 SERPINB9 CAP- serpin 3, CAP3, PI9 peptidase inhibitor, clade B (ovalbumin), member 9 1618 036P Hs01053640_m1 TXK BTKL, MGC22473, PSCTK5, PTK4, TXK tyrosine RLK, kinase TKL 1619 037N Hs00368207_m1 PREX1 KIAA1415, phosphatidylinositol- P-REX1 3,4,5- trisphosphate- dependent Rac exchange factor 1 1620 037P Hs00268260_m1 SMARCB1 BAF47, INI1, SWI/SNF RDT, RTPS1, related, matrix SNF5, associated, SNF5L1, actin Sfh1p, Snr1, dependent hSNFS regulator of chromatin, subfamily b, member 1 1621 038N Hs00216128_m1 NSUN5 FLJ10267, NOP2/Sun MGC986, domain family, NOL1, NOL1R, member 5 NSUN5A, WBSCR20, WBSCR20A, p120 1622 038P Hs00204112_m1 MRPL42 HSPC204, mitochondrial MRP- ribosomal L31, MRPL31, protein L42 MRPS32, PTD007, RPML31 1623 039N Hs00384853_m1 SIPA1L2 FLJ23126, signal-induced FLJ23632, proliferation- KIAA1389, associated 1 SPAL2 like 2 1624 039P Hs00234934_m1 CACNA1H CACNA1HB, calcium Cav3.2, channel, ECA6, EIG6, voltage- FLJ90484 dependent, T type, alpha 1H subunit 1625 040N Hs00829622_s1 ZFAND5 RP11- zinc finger, 63P12.8, ZA20D2, AN1-type ZFAND5A, ZNF216 domain 5 1626 040P Hs00183813_m1 PDCD6IP AIP1, Alix, programmed DRIP4, HP95, cell death 6 MGC17003 interacting protein 1627 041N Hs00379444_m1 NCDN KIAA0607 neurochondrin 1628 041P Hs00762282_s1 VTI1B VTI1, VTI1- vesicle LIKE, VTI1L, transport VTI2 through interaction with t- SNAREs homolog 1B (yeast) 1629 042N Hs00923916_m1 SALL3 ZNF796 sal-like 3 (Drosophila) 1630 042P Hs00757279_mH TATDN1 CDA11, FLJ43280 TatDDNase domain containing 1 1631 043N Hs00193731_m1 CCDC6 D10S170, coiled-coil FLJ32286, domain H4, PTC, containing 6 TPC, TST1 1632 043P Hs00260456_m1 COQ5 MGC104303, coenzyme Q5 MGC4767 homolog, methyltransferase (S. cerevisiae) 1633 044N Hs00939664_m1 FOXN2 HTLF forkhead box N2 1634 044P Hs01126016_m1 UTRN DMDL, DRP, utrophin DRP1, FLJ23678, RP11- 352E13.1 1635 045N Hs01115513_m1 PPARG CIMT1, GLM1, peroxisome NR1C3, proliferator- PPARG1, activated PPARG2, receptor PPARgamma gamma 1636 045P Hs00219487_m1 CCDC76 FLJ10287, coiled-coil FLJ11219, domain RP11- containing 76 305E17.1 1637 046N Hs00212858_m1 ANAPC11 APC11, Apc11p, anaphase HSPC214, MGC882 promoting complex subunit 11 1638 046P Hs00903035_g1 EI24 PIG8, TP53I8 etoposide induced 2.4 mRNA 1639 047N Hs00427977_m1 ERH DROER, FLJ27340 enhancer of rudimentary homolog (Drosophila) 1640 047P Hs00383486_m1 CC2D1B KIAA1836, coiled-coil and RP11- C2 domain 155O18.2 containing 1B 1641 048N Hs00295839_m1 RCHY1 ARNIP, CHIMP, ring finger and DKFZp586C1620, CHY zinc PIRH2, finger domain PRO1996, containing 1 RNF199, ZNF363, hARNIP 1642 048P Hs00197392_m1 TM9SF1 HMP70, MP70 transmembrane 9 superfamily member 1 1643 049N Hs01651150_m1 ENTPD8 GLSR2492, ectonucleoside NTPDase- triphosphate 8, UNQ2492, diphosphohydrolase 8 UNQ2492/ PRO5779 1644 049P Hs00398565_m1 C3orf15 AAT1, AAT1alpha, DKFZp781A2221 chromosome 3 open reading frame 15 1645 050N Hs00381867_m1 FGFR1OP2 DKFZp564O1863, DKFZp586C1423, FGFR1 FLJ37569, HSPC123, oncogene HSPC123- partner 2 like, WIT3.0 1646 050P Hs00274505_m1 NCAPD2 CAP- non-SMC D2, CNAP1, condensin I KIAA0159, complex, hCAP- subunit D2 D2 1647 051N Hs00152825_m1 TLR5 FLJ10052, toll-like MGC126430, receptor 5 MGC126431, RP11- 239E10.1, SLEB1, TIL3 1648 051P Hs00212852_m1 C20orf111 BM- chromosome 038, HSPC207, 20 open Perit1, reading frame dJ1183I21.1 111 1649 052N Hs00542678_m1 NFATC1 MGC138448, nuclear factor NF- of activated T- ATC, NFAT2, cells, NFATc cytoplasmic, calcineurin- dependent 1 1650 052P Hs00226305_m1 ARHGAP10 FLJ20896, Rho GTPase FLJ41791, activating GRAF2, protein 10 PS- GAP, PSGAP 1651 053N Hs00369703_m1 RPUSD1 C16ORF40, RNA MGC19600, pseudouridylate RLUCL synthase domain containing 1 1652 053P Hs00418963_m1 XPO1 CRM1, DKFZp686B1823, exportin 1 emb (CRM1 homolog, yeast) 1653 054N Hs00226971_m1 MMRN2 EMILIN3, multimerin 2 EndoGlyx- 1, FLJ13465 1654 054P Hs00212785_m1 MPP6 PALS2, VAM- membrane 1, VAM1, p55T protein, palmitoylated 6 (MAGUK p55 subfamily member 6) 1655 055N Hs00185020_m1 AQP3 GIL aquaporin 3 (Gill blood group) 1656 055P Hs00197140_m1 COG5 CDG2I, FLJ41732, FLJ44289, component of GOLTC1, oligomericgolgi GTC90 complex 5 1657 056N Hs00368084_m1 RARS2 ArgRS, DALRD2, arginyl- MGC14993, MGC23778, tRNAsynthetase PCH6, PRO1992, RARSL, 2, RP3- mitochondrial 382l10.6, dJ382l10.6 1658 056P Hs01582977_gH MT1E MT1, MTD metallothionein 1E 1659 057N Hs00217534_m1 WDR41 FLJ10904, WD repeat MSTP048 domain 41 1660 057P Hs01597912_g1 RANBP1 HTF9A, MGC88701 RAN binding protein 1 1661 058N Hs00872692_m1 NRK DKFZp686A17109, Nik related FLJ16788, kinase MGC131849, NESK, RP1- 82J11.1 1662 058P Hs00275795_m1 SPG7 CAR, CMAR, spastic FLJ37308, paraplegia 7 MGC126331, MGC126332, (pure and PGN, SPG5C complicated autosomal recessive) 1663 059N Hs00198472_m1 SRCAP DOMO1, Snf2-related EAF1, FLJ44499, CREBBP KIAA0309, SWR1 activator protein 1664 059P Hs00204546_m1 TMEM5 HP10481 transmembrane protein 5 1665 060N Hs00165902_m1 TCN2 D22S676, transcobalamin D22S750, II II, TC, TCII, TC- 2, TC2, TCII 1666 060P Hs00248408_m1 SEPT6 KIAA0128, septin 6 MGC16619, MGC20339, RP5- 876A24.2, SEP2, SEPT2 1667 061N Hs00203383_m1 C7orf68 FLJ21076, chromosome HIG- 7 open 2, HIG2, MGC138388 reading frame 68 1668 061P Hs00208618_m1 AAK1 DKFZp686F03202, AP2 DKFZp686K16132, associated FLJ23712, kinase 1 FLJ25931, FLJ31060, FLJ42882, FLJ45252, KIAA1048, MGC138170, MGC164568, MGC164570 1669 062N Hs00163869_m1 CA2 CA- carbonic II, CAII, Car2 anhydrase II 1670 062P Hs00535769_m1 C8orf33 FLJ20989 chromosome 8 open reading frame 33 1671 063N Hs00610137_m1 STAM DKFZp686J2352, STAM1 signal transducing adaptor molecule (SH3 domain and ITAM motif) 1 1672 063P Hs00224208_m1 SMYD3 FLJ21080, SET and KMT3E, MYND MGC104324, domain ZMYND1, containing 3 ZNFN3A1, bA74P14.1 1673 064N Hs00608163_m1 SEC14L1 DKFZp686C06176, SEC14-like 1 PRELID4A, (S. cerevisiae) SEC14L 1674 064P Hs00265266_g1 GSTM2 GST4, GSTM, glutathione S- GSTM2- transferase 2, GTHMUS, mu 2 (muscle) MGC117303 1675 065N Hs00698292_m1 FADS6 FP18279 fatty acid desaturase domain family, member 6 1676 065P Hs00853882_g1 SNRPC FLJ20302, small nuclear RP3- ribonucleoprotein 375P9.1, polypeptide C U1C, Yhc1 1677 066N Hs01040835_m1 GINS1 KIAA0186, GINS PSF1, RP4- complex 4- subunit 1 691N24.2 (Psf1 homolog) 1678 066P Hs00270914_m1 CALM3 CALM1, CALM2, calmodulin 3 PHKD, (phosphorylase PHKD3 kinase, delta) 1679 067N Hs00363121_m1 POLR3K C11, C11- polymerase RNP3, My010, (RNA) III RPC10, (DNA RPC11, directed) RPC12.5, polypeptide K, hRPC11 12.3 kDa 1680 067P Hs00208576_m1 RNF44 KIAA1100 ring finger protein 44 1681 068N Hs00362067_m1 COX5A COX, COX-VA, cytochrome c VA oxidase subunit Va 1682 068P Hs00536084_m1 PHAX FLJ13193, phosphorylated RNUXA adaptor for RNA export 1683 069N Hs00220260_m1 RNPEP DKFZp547H084 arginylaminopeptidase (aminopeptidase B) 1684 069P Hs00608563_m1 HEATR3 FLJ20718 HEAT repeat containing 3 1685 070N Hs00260900_m1 C5orf32 ORF1- chromosome FL49 5 open reading frame 32 1686 070P Hs00156055_m1 BCL7B 0 B-cell CLL/lymphoma 7B 1687 071N Hs00246261_m1 HBXIP MGC71071, hepatitis B XIP virus x interacting protein 1688 071P Hs00217433_m1 YY1AP1 FLJ10875, YY1 FLJ13914, associated HCCA1, protein 1 HCCA2, RP11- 243J18.1, YAP, YY1AP 1689 072N Hs00170832_m1 CD226 DNAM- CD226 1, DNAM1, molecule PTA1, TLiSA1 1690 072P Hs01075391_m1 ZNF641 DKFZp667D1012, FLJ31295 zinc finger protein 641 1691 073N Hs00204415_m1 HOXC11 HOX3H, MGC4906 homeobox C11 1692 073P Hs00971557_m1 KLF12 AP- Kruppel-like 2rep, AP2REP, factor 12 HSPC122 1693 074N Hs00225908_m1 C16orf53 FLJ22459, chromosome GAS, MGC4606, 16 open PA1 reading frame 53 1694 074P Hs00248344_m1 SARM1 FLJ36296, sterile alpha KIAA0524, and TIR motif SAMD2, containing 1 SARM 1695 075N Hs00905983_m1 N4BP2 B3BP, FLJ10680, NEDD4 KIAA1413 binding protein 2 1696 075P Hs01390827_g1 LYRM5 0 LYR motif containing 5 1697 076N Hs00541038_m1 SHMT1 CSHMT, serine MGC15229, hydroxymethyltransferase 1 MGC24556, (soluble) SHMT 1698 076P Hs00823168_g1 MT1H MGC70702, metallothionein MT1 1H 1699 077N Hs00172870_m1 NR2F6 EAR- nuclear 2, EAR2, ERBAL2 receptor subfamily 2, group F, member 6 1700 077P Hs02518187_g1 PNRC2 FLJ20312, proline-rich MGC99541, nuclear RP11- receptor 4M23.5 coactivator 2 1701 078N Hs00410739_m1 DGKH DGKeta, DKFZp761I1510, diacylglycerol RP11- kinase, eta 215B13.1 1702 078P Hs01122981_m1 PJA2 KIAA0438, praja ring Neurodap1, finger 2 RNF131 1703 079N Hs01937849_s1 GPBAR1 BG37, GPCR19, G protein- GPR131, coupled bile M- acid receptor 1 BAR, MGC40597, TGR5 1704 079P Hs00367579_m1 CRLF3 CREME9, cytokine CYTOR4, receptor-like FRWS, MGC20661, factor 3 p48.2 1705 080N Hs00201854_m1 GCA GCL grancalcin, EF-hand calcium binding protein 1706 080P Hs00406762_m1 PRKAR1B PRKAR1 protein kinase, cAMP- dependent, regulatory, type I, beta 1707 081N Hs00383944_m1 C5orf62 MGC117221, chromosome MGC126887, MGC126889, 5 open MST150, reading frame NID67 62 1708 081P Hs00243205_m1 SNURF DKFZp686C0927, DKFZp686M12165, DKFZp761I1912, SNRPN DKFZp762N022, upstream FLJ33569, reading FLJ36996, frame, small FLJ39265, nuclear HCERN3, ribonucleoprotein MGC29886, PWCR, polypeptide N RT- LI, SM- D, SMN, SNRNP- N, SNURF- SNRPN 1709 082N Hs02379634_s1 CH25H C25H cholesterol 25- hydroxylase 1710 082P Hs02578922_gH MT1G MGC12386, metallothionein MT1, MT1K 1G 1711 083N Hs02621289_g1 TPT1 FLJ27337, tumor protein, HRF, RP11- translationally- 290D2.1, controlled 1 TCTP, p02 1712 083P Hs00233287_m1 IKBKB FLJ33771, inhibitor of FLJ36218, kappa light FLJ38368, polypeptide FLJ40509, gene IKK- enhancer in beta, IKK2, B-cells, kinase IKKB, MGC131801, beta NFKBIKB 1713 084N Hs00541730_m1 CHST13 C4ST3, MGC119278, carbohydrate MGC119279, (chondroitin 4) MGC119281 sulfotransferase 13 1714 084P Hs00371639_m1 SNUPN KPNBL, RNUT1, snurportin 1 Snurportin1 1715 085N Hs00384007_m1 WSCD1 KIAA0523 WSC domain containing 1 1716 01HSK Hs02338565_gH RPL19 DKFZp779D216, ribosomal FLJ27452, MGC71997 protein L19 1717 02HSK Hs01086912_m1 HNRNPD AUF1, AUF1A, heterogeneous HNRPD, nuclear P37, hnRNPD0 ribonucleoprotein D (AU-rich element RNA binding protein 1, 37 kDa) 1718 03HSK Hs00828752_gH RPS20 FLJ27451, ribosomal MGC102930 protein S20 1719 04HSK Hs01631495_s1 RPL26L1 FLJ46904, ribosomal RPL26P1 protein L26- like 1 1720 05HSK Hs00254535_m1 EIF4H KIAA0038, eukaryotic WBSCR1, translation WSCR1 initiation factor 4H 1721 06HSK Hs00371372_m1 SON BASS1, C21ORF50, SON DNA DBP- binding 5, FLJ21099, protein FLJ33914, HSPC310, KIAA1019, NREBP, SON3 1722 07HSK Hs00763191_s1 YPEL5 CGI-127 yippee-like 5 (Drosophila) 1723 08HSK Hs01115161_m1 DPP7 DPP2, DPPII, dipeptidyl- QPP peptidase 7 1724 10NSK Hs00559413_m1 ANXA7 ANX7, RP11- annexin A7 537A6.8, SNX, SYNEXIN 1725 11HSK Hs00212868_m1 PAIP2 HSPC218, poly(A) MGC72018, binding PAIP2A protein interacting protein 2 1726 12HSK Hs00199284_m1 RAB35 H- RAB35, ray, RAB1C, member RAS RAY oncogene family 1727 13HSK Hs00606477_m1 CDC37 P50CDC37 cell division cycle 37 homolog (S. cerevisiae) 1728 14HSK Hs00194538_m1 SRSF4 SFRS4, SRP75 serine/arginine- rich splicing factor 4 1729 15HSK Hs00363236_m1 AKIRIN2 C6ORF166, akirin 2 FBI1, FLJ10342, dJ486L4.2 1730 16HSK Hs00229388_m1 CCDC130 MGC10471, coiled-coil SB115 domain containing 130 1731 17HSK Hs00272036_m1 CD2BP2 FWP010, CD2 LIN1, Snu40, (cytoplasmic U5- tail) binding 52K protein 2 1732 18HSK Hs00197056_m1 TIMM23 FLJ40725, translocase of FLJ56773, inner FLJ57459, mitochondrial FLJ79448, membrane 23 MGC71995, MGC87383, homolog RP11- (yeast), translocase 481A12.7, of inner TIM23, RP11- mitochondrial 592B15.7, membrane 23 bA592B15.7 homolog B (yeast) 1733 20HSK Hs00193824_m1 MED6 NY-REN- mediator 28 complex subunit 6 1734 21HSK Hs00702452_s1 NUDC HNUDC, nuclear MNUDC, distribution NPD011 gene C homolog (A. nidulans) 1735 22HSK Hs00220038_m1 TMEM167B AD- transmembrane 020, C1ORF119, protein FLJ90710 167B 1736 23HSK Hs00229455_m1 URM1 C9ORF74, ubiquitin MGC2668, related RP11- modifier 1 339B21.4 1737 24HSK Hs00412682_m1 UBXN4 FLJ23318, UBX domain KIAA0242, protein 4 KIAA2042, UBXD2, UBXDC1, erasin 1738 25HSK Hs00380814_m1 FAM177A1 C14ORF24, family with DKFZp686J1254, sequence FLJ38854 similarity 177, member A1

TABLE 3 20 Positive and Negative Predictor Genes of GVHD Outcome and Exemplary Probes Minimal Minimal p-value p-value P or N precision- standard predictor weighted heteroscedastic Index ProbeID Accession no. Gene name Symbol Synonyms Probe sequence gene T-test T-test 1 380575 NM_000978.3 ribosomal protein L23 RPL23 MGC117346; rpL17; TCCAGCAGTGGTCATTCG N 0.009966 0.001089 (RPL23), mRNA. MGC111167; MGC72008 ACAACGAAAGTCATACCGT AGAAAAGATGGCG 2 940398 NM_006360.3 eukaryotic translation EIF3M FLJ29030; GA17; hfl-B5; CAGACCCAGAGAAAAGTA N 0.013671 0.00275 initiation factor 3, subunit M eIF3m; PCID1; B5 GTTGTCAGTCATAGCACAC (EIF3M), mRNA. ATCGGACATTTGG 3 990315 NM_030752.2 t-complex 1 (TCP1), TCP1 TCP-1-alpha; CCT-alpha; GCAATGGTAAACCTCGAG N 0.001814 9.08E−05 transcript variant 1, mRNA. CCT1; D6S230E; CCTa ACAACAAACAAGCAGGGG TGTTTGAACCAACC 4 1240136 NM_199345.3 phosphatidylinositol 4- PI4KAP2 FLJ44912; MGC31920 GTGAGCCTGGGCCCTACA P 0.009399 0.000919 kinase, catalytic, alpha TGGATGTGGTCGTCTCCC polypeptide pseudogene 2 TGGTCACTATCATG (PI4KAP2), mRNA. 5 1820482 NM_004548.1 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFB10 PDSW CAGAGGCAGAGGATGCTG N 0.001628 0.000849 (ubiquinone) 1 beta CAAGAGAGAAAAGCTGCA subcomplex, 10, 22 kDa AAAGAGGCCGCCGC (NDUFB10), mRNA. 6 1850288 NM_014153.2 zinc finger CCCH-type ZC3H7A HSPC055; ZC3HDC7; GTTGGGGAAGAGGATAAG N 0.009361 5.94E−05 containing 7A (ZC3H7A), ZC3H7; FLJ20318; GTTATATCTAGGACAACTC mRNA. FLJ10027 TTTGAGTTGGTCC 7 2940022 NM_000712.3 biliverdin reductase A BLVRA BVRA; BLVR CTGAGAAGGAACTGGCTG N 0.001468 0.000119 (BLVRA), mRNA. CTGAAAAGAAACGCATCCT GCACTGCCTGGGG 8 3370164 NM_000701.6 ATPase, Na+/K+ ATP1A1 MGC3285; MGC51750 CGAAGTCAGAAAACTCATC P 0.006818 0.000591 transporting, alpha 1 ATCAGGCGACGCCCTGGC polypeptide (ATP1A1), GGCTGGGTGGAGA transcript variant 1, mRNA. 9 3440400 NM_020698.1 transmembrane and coiled- TMCC3 KIAA1145 GGGCAAACCCAAAGATGG N 0.019615 1.54E−06 coil domain family 3 AAAGTGCTTGTTGGGTGG (TMCC3), mRNA. GTAAGCACCACCTG 10 3450148 NM_170734.2 brain-derived neurotrophic BDNF MGC34632 ATGTACGTGGGGGATTCTT N 0.012771 1.75E−05 factor (BDNF), transcript GACTCGGGTTAGTCTCTG variant 6, mRNA. GGGATGCAGAGCC 11 3780450 NM_079837.2 BTG3 associated nuclear BANP DKFZp761H172; TTTCGTTTGAGTCCTGCTG P 0.012871 0.007059 protein (BANP), transcript FLJ10177; SMAR1; TTGGTGTCGGAGCACGAG variant 2, mRNA. SMARBP1; FLJ20538 GGGAGGCACGGTG 12 4200575 NM_014232.1 vesicle-associated VAMP2 SYB2; VAMP-2; FLJ11460 GCCCAGAGAGAGCTGTCC P 0.001982 0.000689 membrane protein 2 TCTCATTGGGTGAACTGAT (synaptobrevin 2) (VAMP2), TGAGGAAGGGTCT mRNA. 13 4640689 NM_001967.3 eukaryotic translation EIF4A2 DDX2B; BM-010; EIF4A; GGACCCTGTTGCTAAGCC P 0.004037 0.000412 initiation factor 4A, isoform EIF4F CCAGCAAGCAATCCTAGG 2 (EIF4A2), mRNA. TAGGGTTTAATCCC 14 5220196 NM_006565.2 CCCTC-binding factor (zinc CTCF — ATGTAGCAGAATGGCACC P 0.007622 0.000468 finger protein) (CTCF), CAGACCACTGCCCACCAG mRNA. TGACGGACATGCAC 15 5870632 NM_004800.1 transmembrane 9 TM9SF2 P76; MGC117391; CAGTGTGGTGAAGGTTGA N 0.004099 0.001709 superfamily member 2 FLJ26287 CTGAAGAAGTCCAGTGTG (TM9SF2), mRNA. TCCAGTTAAAACAG 16 6290392 NM_005839.3 serine/arginine repetitive SRRM1 SRM160; 160-KD; CAACTTTCAGAGCCTCTTG P 0.007348 0.000539 matrix 1 (SRRM1), mRNA. POP101; MGC39488 TATTTGGAAGGCTGGAAG GGCCCAGACTTTG 17 6380008 NM_025209.2 enhancer of polycomb EPC1 Epl1; DKFZp781P2312 ACACAGTAGCGATGGAGG P 0.008241 0.00013 homolog 1 (Drosophila) TGACGTAGCTTCCTCCGA (EPC1), mRNA. GTGGAACTGCAGCC 18 6380427 NM_202468.1 GIPC PDZ domain GIPC1 IIP-1; TIP-2; GLUT1CBP; CCCTCCCTGTGGAGCCTG P 0.0106 0.003695 containing family, member 1 C19orf3; RGS19IP1; TTACCTCCGCATTTGACAC (GIPC1), transcript variant Hs.6454; SYNECTIIN; GAGTCTGCTGTGA 3, mRNA. MGC15889; NIP; MGC3774; SEMCAP; GIPC 19 6580553 NM_005688.2 ATP-binding cassette, sub- ABCC5 MOAT-C; pABC11; ABC33; GTTTGGTGTGTTCCCGCAA P 0.030046 0.000792 family C (CFTR/MRP), MRP5; SMRP; EST277145; ACCCCCTTTGTGCTGTGG member 5 (ABCC5), DKFZp686C1782; MOATC GGCTGGTAGCTCA transcript variant 1, mRNA. 20 7210128 NM_024408.2 Notch homolog 2 NOTCH2 hN2; AGS2 AGCCATAGCTGGTGACAA N 0.015967 0.008984 (Drosophila) (NOTCH2), ACAGATGGTTGCTCAGGG mRNA. ACAAGGTGCCTTCC

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All of the features disclosed herein may be combined in any combination. Each feature disclosed in the specification may be replaced by an alternative feature serving a same, equivalent, or similar purpose. Thus, unless expressly stated otherwise, disclosed features (e.g., compound structures) are an example of a genus of equivalent or similar features.

As used herein, the singular forms “a”, “and,” and “the” include plural referents unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. Thus, for example, reference to “a first, second, third, fourth, fifth, etc. predictor gene” or a “positive or negative predictor gene” includes a plurality of such first, second, third, fourth, fifth, etc., genes, or a plurality of positive and/or negative predictor genes.

All applications, publications, patents and other references, GenBank citations and ATCC citations cited herein are incorporated by reference in their entirety. In case of conflict, the specification, including definitions, will control.

As used herein, all numerical values or numerical ranges include integers within such ranges and fractions of the values or the integers within ranges unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. Thus, to illustrate, reference to a range of 90-100%, includes 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 95%, 97%, etc., as well as 91.1%, 91.2%, 91.3%, 91.4%, 91.5%, etc., 92.1%, 92.2%, 92.3%, 92.4%, 92.5%, etc., and so forth.

Reference to a number with more (greater) or less than includes any number greater or less than the reference number, respectively. Thus, for example, a reference to less than 30,000, includes 29,999, 29,998, 29,997, etc. all the way down to the number one (1); and less than 20,000, includes 19,999, 19,998, 19,997, etc. all the way down to the number one (1).

Reference to a range or series of ranges includes integers within the ranges, subranges, and combinations of the series of ranges. For example, a range of 5 to 10 therefore includes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and a range of 5 to 10 therefore includes 5 to 7, 5 to 8, 6 to 8, 5 to 9, 7 to 9, 5 to 10, etc. Reference to a series of ranges includes combinations of the upper and lower end of the ranges. For example, reference to a series of ranges from 1 to 10, to 20, 20 to 30, 30 to 40, 40 to 50, 60 to 70, 70 to 80, 80 to 90, 90 to 100, includes ranges from 5-20, 5-50, 5-100, 20-50, 20-100, 30-50, 30-100, 40 to 60, 40 to 70, 40 to 80, etc. and, so forth.

The invention is generally disclosed herein using affirmative language to describe the numerous embodiments. The invention also includes embodiments in which subject matter is excluded, in full or in part, such as substances or materials, method steps and conditions, protocols, or procedures. Thus, even though the invention is generally not expressed herein in terms of what the invention does not include aspects that are not expressly excluded in the invention are nevertheless disclosed herein.

A number of embodiments of the invention have been described. Nevertheless, one skilled in the art, without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, can make various changes and modifications of the invention to adapt it to various usages and conditions. Accordingly, the following examples are intended to illustrate but not limit the scope of the invention claimed.

EXAMPLES Example 1

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Sample Sources:

All 122 pre-transplant, frozen (liquid nitrogen) donor PBMC (peripheral blood mononuclear cells) samples and corresponding recipient GVHD histories were obtained under contract from the repository of frozen transplant donor blood samples and informational database of the NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program). All of the 122 HCTs examined correspond to HLA 10/10 matched unrelated donor transplantations, and originated from a total of 47 different transplant centers throughout the U.S. (Table 4). The HCTs examined were used for the treatment of NMDP-selected patients with ALL, AML, CML, or MDS. These 122 samples were analyzed and from these samples, exemplary positive and negative GVHD predictor genes are listed in Table 1 (RNA 1538).

The 6 different GVHD outcome Groups (capital “G”) are relatively evenly distributed for each center. This provides a highly diverse HCT sample source population, which will eliminate most potential biases, if any, of transplant clinical center-source sample processing and clinical outcome attribution.

TABLE 4 Centers Transplant Center (TC) 12 43 38 53 4 21 17 1 23 48 0 14 8 10 18 19 20 28 33 36 42 46 52 2 No. donors 19  8 7 7 6 6 5 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 per TC No. donors G1 — 1 2 1 2 2 — 2 2 — — 1 2 1 1 — 1 — — 2 — — — 1 per G2 1 3 3 — 2 2 1 — — — 1 — — — 1 — — — — — — 1 2 — GVHD G3 3 — 1 — — — — 1 1 3 1 — — — — — 1 1 1 — 1 1 — — group G4 6 3 — 1 — — 3 — — — — 1 — — — — — 1 — — — — — — G5 2 — — 2 1 — — 1 1 — 1 — — — — 1 — — — — 1 — — — G6 7 1 1 3 1 2 1 — — 1 — 1 — 1 — 1 — — 1 — — — — — Transplant Center (TC) 3 5 6 7 11 15 16 22 25 26 27 29 32 34 35 37 39 40 41 44 45 49 51 No. donors 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 per TC No. donors G1 — — 1 — — — 1 — — — 1 1 1 — — — — — — — — — — per G2 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 — 1 — — — 1 GVHD G3 — — — 1 1 — — — 1 1 — — — — — — — — — — 1 — — group G4 — — — — — — — 1 — — — — — — 1 — — — — — — — — G5 — — — — — 1 — — — — — — — 1 — — — 1 — 1 — 1 — G6 1 1 — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 — — — — — — —

Patient GVHD-Related Disease Outcome Defined Groups:

GVHD outcomes for each transplantation are divided into six clinically relevant groups, named Group 1 through Group 6. These outcome groups cover several combinations of acute grades 3 or 4 (most intense and life-threatening) and acute grades 1 or 2 (less severe and occasionally considered mild) GVHD, and/or with extensive chronic GVHD (Table 5).

TABLE 5 GROUPS GVHD group G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Observed no no grade 1&2 grade 1&2 grade 3&4 grade 3&4 GVHD acute GVHD & acute GVHD & acute GVHD & acute GVHD & acute GVHD & acute GVHD & no extensive no extensive no extensive chronic GVHD chronic GVHD chronic GVHD chronic GVHD chronic GVHD chronic GVHD Total n = 26 n = 20 n = 20 n = 17 n = 15 n = 24 donors

In-Laboratory Selection of Blood-Derived Specific T-Lymphocytes for RNA Expressionanalysis:

CD4+ T-cells were separated from donor PBMC frozen blood samples using commercially available magnetic microbeads technology (Miltenyi Corp.), conducted under contract with a commercial laboratory (Southern Research Institute (SRI), Birmingham, Ala.). At another contract laboratory, RNA was subsequently extracted from purified CD4+ cells using the commercially available RNeasy kit (Qiagen).

For each of the resulting 122 donor RNA samples, gene expression (i.e., intra-cellular RNA abundance) was assayed for ˜20,000 genes (as represented by 48,803 human genome probes, each replicated through ˜20 independent technical measurements for robust signal averaging) using a commercially available Illumina HT-12 BeadArrays v3.0 microarrays (Illumina Corp.) (Illumina mRNA Expression Analysis, Customer Solutions, IIlumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp. section IIlumina Whole-Genome Gene Expression BeadChips, pp. 5-7). The RNA-extractions and quantitative gene expression measurements on IIlumina microarrays and numerical digitization of the in-lab measurements were conducted under contract (Expression Analysis Inc. (EA), Durham, N.C.).

Example 2

This example includes a description of data transformation for mathematical and numerical stabilization and background reduction.

In general, variance stabilization is intended to mathematically and statistically properly mitigate common phenomenon for many different kinds of real data: The variance, or standard deviation, of measurements inherently increases with measurement level rather than being essentially independent of level. It is desirable statistically to mitigate, or even remove, such “level-dependent” variance or standard deviation by appropriate theoretically or empirically justified mathematical transformations having certain acceptable properties statistically (Durbin, et al., Bioinformatics, 18, Suppl. 1, 5105-5110 (2002)).

Variance stabilization is called for primarily because most standard parametric tests (e.g., T-tests) and indeed some non-parametric tests (e.g., rank-based statistical tests), theoretically and practically assume that the variance, or standard deviation, of a set of measurements does not depend on the mean of such measurements. Analogously, this also applies for the variance or standard deviation or measurement error of a single measurement and the level of that single measurement. To the extent that variance or standard deviation of measurements depend on the level of the measurements, is the extent to which, practically speaking, statistical tests based on level-independent variance or standard deviation is less trustworthy. Hence, if there is substantial (relative, say, to differences between means of certain germane subsets of data) level-dependence of variance or standard deviation, then it is recommended to apply a variance stabilization mathematical \numerical transformation of the data before doing the statistical tests (Sheskin, David J. Handbook of Parametric and Nonparametric Statistical Procedures, 3^(rd) Edition, Chapman & Hall/CRC Press, Boca Raton, Fla., 2004, esp. pp. 404-409).

Mathematical\Numerical Stabilization of Quantitative Measurements Using Specific VST (“Variance Stabilization Transformation”):

Before application of a customized computational pre- or post-processing of quantitative gene expression data that identified positive and negative genes predictive of HCT that induces GVHD or not, Illumina microarray gene expression data was background-subtracted using the conventional manufacturer-supplied Illumina Bead Studio software, as performed by Expression Analysis Inc. All microarray-derived gene expression data, sample by sample, was then subjected computationally to a customized implementation of Illumina measurements Variance Stabilizing Transformation (VST), then linearly resealed robustly to a maximum of ˜4.5, and then quantile normalized. (Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008)) for the background mathematical statistics of VST as applied to Illumina BeadArray microarray data).

Certain mathematical details in (Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008) were updated as described in detail below, and subsequently validated technically. The VST refined mathematics and implementation in customized Matlab programming language (The MathWorks, Inc., 3 Apple Hill Dr., Natick, Mass. 01760) was developed and implemented.

In particular, an IIlumina BeadArray-specific mathematical\statistical\numerical VST (Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008), with refinements) was applied sample-by-sample (i.e., for each donor HCT separately) to the Illumina platform-derived gene expression numerical measurements. This “pre-processing” mathematical \statistical \numerical data treatment step operating on the gene expression measurements was applied before outcome predictive data analysis.

VST specifically designed for Illumina platform-derived gene expression data is not common and not widely used, though it is established in the scientific literature (Durbin, et al., Bioinformatics, 18, Suppl. 1, S105-S110 (2002); Dunning, et al., BMC (Biomed Central) Bioinformatics 9, #85, doi:10.1186/1471-2105-9-85, 1-15 (2008)). From the IIlumina-oriented published literature (Illumina mRNA Expression Analysis, Customer Solutions, IIlumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp. section Illumina Whole-Genome Gene Expression BeadChips, pp. 5-7; Dunning, et al., BMC (Biomed Central) Bioinformatics 9, #85, doi:10.1186/1471-2105-9-85, 1-15 (2008)) and from a detailed scrutiny of the Illumina data from this study, there is a profound tendency of each gene expression measurement's inherent technical standard deviation or technical “error”, i.e., Illumina platform's provided so-called Bead Standard Error (Illumina mRNA Expression Analysis, Customer Solutions, Illumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp. section IIlumina Whole-Genome Gene Expression BeadChips, pp. 5-7; Dunning, et al., BMC (Biomed Central) Bioinformatics 9, #85, doi:10.1186/1471-2105-9-85, 1-15 (2008)), to increase substantially with magnitude of the expression measurement. Accordingly, VST was applied to the Illumina data from this study, and because of this study's use of LDA (linear discriminant analysis) and T-tests.

A modification of the state-of-the-art versio of VST for IIlumina, as published by Lin, et al. (Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008)), was developed and applied to the gene expression data.

Numerical Data Tabular Arrangement:

In the following description the in-laboratory Illumina-platform generated data is arranged as a 2-dimensional table or matrix: Samples, i.e., donor HCTs or control, refer to columns, and on-platform (i.e., IIlumina BeadArray) specifically defined molecular probes refer to rows. A given row therefore represents data associated with the same probe, and across all columns, i.e., across all HCT samples and controls. A given column represents a given sample, i.e., a given donor HCT or control, and each row represents a measurement value associated with a specific probe, row-by-row respectively, and in the same row-wise ordering for every sample. E.g., for the Illumina HT-12 BeadArray version 3.0 employed in studies, there are 48803 probes; hence 48803 rows (before any row-wise sub-selections might be made). The number of columns involved depends on the number of HCT samples.

Illumina Array Provides 3 Numerical Quantities with Gene Expression Measurement Signal:

Four separate (though interrelated) kinds of measurement values are provided by the Illumina platform: gene expression signal, bead standard error, average number of beads involved in the signal measurement, and Illumina-defined and computed signal “detection p-value.” The bead standard error, average number of beads, and signal detection p-value are associated with each and every gene expression signal measurement (BeadStudio Gene Expression Module v3.2 User Guide, Part #11279596 Rev. A, IIlumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp., Detection P-value section, Normalization and Differential Analysis, Ch. 4.). In the following description, gene expression measurement is referred to as signal; bead standard error is abbreviated as bead_stderr (or similar such names, lower- or upper-case); average number of beads is abbreviated as avg_nbeads (or similar such names, lower- or upper-case); and detection p-value is abbreviated as detection p-value (or similar such names, lower- or upper-case).

Background Subtraction—Instrumental and Subsequent Contexts:

In the expression studies, signal refers to raw signal numerical values provided by the Illumina platform, minus the so-called numerically estimated instrumental “local background fluorescence” as assessed and computed by the Illumina platform for each probe of any given sample. I.e., in the studies, signal starts as raw signal minus Illumina platform-provided “background” subtraction. Also in the studies, the signals provided by the Illumina platform are not “normalized” by the Illumina platform.

In the course of the mathematical, statistical, and numerical computational processing for VST, negative or near-zero signal values are themselves considered as gene expression measurement “background” to be accounted for, and adjusted for, within the VST procedure. This will be made explicit and clear later in the description.

Tabular Arrangement of Illumina-Provided Quantities:

As stated above, there is a numerical data matrix (probes in rows, samples in columns) for signal. Also, there is such an analogous, row-wise and column-wise in register, numerical data matrix for each of the 3 non-signal Illumina-provided numerical measurements: bead standard error of the signal measurement, average number of beads involved in the signal measurement, and the Illumina-defined and provided “detection p-value”. Thus at the fundamental level, there are always these 3 kinds of laboratory instrument-level quantities associated with a given signal value for a given probe for a given sample. This triple of information is harnessed and exploited in the VST for Illumina data (Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008)), and in the customized modification and implementation of VST for the Illumina data.

The data is transformed before outcome prediction data analysis is carried out. VST is applied separately to each individual sample separately across all probes. Example real results for sample-by-sample compute VST parameters c1, c2, and c3 for each of 48 samples across 48803 probes are shown below in Table 6. Even so, in the following description, explanations of mathematical and statistical methods and computational procedures do not focus narrowly on individual samples per se one-by-one as examples. Thus, in the below, often the data and plots will be referred to in terms of all probes (48803 probes) and all HCT samples (e.g., 48 samples for one particular stage of the studies). Such will then comprise, e.g., 48803 by 48=2,342,544 numerical values of signal, of corresponding bead_stderr, of corresponding avg_nbeads, and of corresponding detection p-values.

Signal Histogram:

A representative unsmoothed histogram of 48803 probes by 48 samples Illumina signal values is shown in FIG. 1 (Plot 5,1). Due to the range of possible raw Illumina “background”-subtracted values being from about several hundred negative to about 40,000 positive, the empirical distribution is visualized more clearly when the logarithm base ten (“log 10”) of the signal values are histogrammed. Of course, due to logarithm, only positive raw signal values can be represented in such a histogram. FIG. 1 (Plot 5,1) is a fundamental empirical distributional view of the all the positive signal values. Note that this log 10(positive signal) histogram is not strictly single Gaussian-like (i.e., has a discernible broad shoulder to the right of the main peak).

Bead Standard Error, Average Number of Beads, Signal, and Histograms:

An advantage of the IIlumina BeadArray technology for measuring many thousands of gene expressions per sample is the provision of bead standard error (Dunning, et al., BMC (Biomed Central) Bioinformatics 9, #85, doi:10.1186/1471-2105-9-85, 1-15 (2008); BeadStudio Gene Expression Module v3.2 User Guide, Part #11279596 Rev. A, Illumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp., Detection P-value section, Normalization and Differential Analysis, Ch. 4.). Due to the physical nature of the Illumina platform, bead standard error can be considered physically and statistically as the standard error (at the instrument level) of a given signal measurement. That is, bead standard error of a given probe of a given sample can be considered as a conventional error bar half-width as standard error (i.e., as measurement standard deviation divided by the square root of the number of replicates of the measurement, and which for the Illumina platform is bead_stderr=measurement standard deviation divided by sqrt(avg_nbeads) involved in the measurement) around the corresponding signal value (Durbin, et al., Bioinformatics, 18, Suppl. 1, S105-S110 (2002); Dunning, et al., BMC (Biomed Central) Bioinformatics 9, #85, doi:10.1186/1471-2105-9-85, 1-15 (2008)). The Illumina platform conducts separate measurements of individual Illumina “beads” to constitute ultimately a reported signal value and a bead standard error along with average number of beads involved in obtaining the reported signal and bead standard error (BeadStudio Gene Expression Module v3.2 User Guide, Part #11279596 Rev. A, Illumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp., Detection P-value section, Normalization and Differential Analysis, Ch. 4.; Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008)). Typically as observed in these studies, there are about 20 separate beads on average being involved in a given gene probe's signal measurement. Because of these fundamentals, a given signal is really an individual bead-wise average signal; hence, “signal” is actually inherently an “average signal.” In the following description, the words signal and average signal are interchangeable for the same quantity, i.e., the signal, i.e., the average signal, reported by the Illumina platform for a given probe for a given sample. More specifically, the standard deviation of an Illumina-provided signal measurement (i.e., of “average signal”) is the square root of the average number of beads involved in the measurement (i.e., sqrt(avg_nbeads) times the corresponding reported bead standard error (Durbin, et al., Bioinformatics, 18, Suppl. 1, S105-S110 (2002); Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008)). Though vaguely Gaussian-like distributionally, bead standard error increases markedly, substantially, with increasing signal. This is the fundamental reason that a well-behaved and implementable variance stabilization transformation be applied to the Illumina data. This phenomenon calls for application of VST to the data BEFORE subsequent GVHD outcome-predictive analysis and discovery to mitigate such marked level-dependence of bead standard error, or standard deviation, or variance on signal level.

In further support of the above findings, the observed signal level-dependence of bead standard error (and hence of essentially variance too) is shown clearly and dramatically in FIG. 2 (Plot 6,5). FIG. 2 is a scatterplot of log 10(bead_stderr) vs. log 10(positive signal). Clearly, bead_stderr whether as is, or in log 10 units as in FIG. 2, is not constant vs. signal. Comments on Illumina detection p-values germane to VST, and why reported Illumina detection p-values are employed in a highly limited way: Implementation of VST employs an “approximate signal detection high-quality” threshold by requiring signals employed in computing the VST parameters per se from data to be based on Illumina platform high-quality signal detection (details below). This is an additional step added to the published version of VST (Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008)) to assure that the data-derived computed VST parameters are based on technically reliable signal measurements not near instrumental background noise even though subsequently the data-derived parametrically so-defined VST is applied to all the data. That is, the reliability of the computed VST is assured in principle by very conservatively basing the data-dependent computed VST parameters c₁, c₂, c₃ per se (see below) on sets of signal values for which the lesser technical quality signals (technically according to IIlumina platform provided detection p-value) are omitted from the VST parameter calculations per se. The algorithm employed by the Illumina platform in generating the reported detection p-values is complex. (See Illumina mRNA Expression Analysis, Customer Solutions, IIlumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp. section Illumina Whole-Genome Gene Expression BeadChips, pp. 5-7, especially BeadStudio Gene Expression Module v3.2 User Guide, Part #11279596 Rev. A, Illumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp., Detection P-value section, Normalization and Differential Analysis, Ch. 4.) In practice, empirical distributional properties of detection p-values can be computed from ensembles of actual Illumina data to guide practical judgment concerning the use of reported detection p-values for specific purposes, particularly in choosing to omit the technically less reliable signals from certain calculations.

Therefore, when setting a detection p-value limit of <0.5 for data employed in VST parameters per se calculations, those calculations are based on the technically most reliable 60% of the data, i.e., the technically most reliable majority of the signal data, regardless of experimental or biological interpretations that might be associated with such data. Hence, the data-dependent computationally derived VST parameters' values per se are reliable values in being derived from technically very reliable data. Detection p-values>about 0.5 are associated predominantly with signals near zero and indeed especially with negative signals, i.e., with signals whose level is essentially equivalent to low-level background noise. (Note: Biologically, such genes can be interpreted as being either at, or below, reasonable instrumental detection limits; hence more or less reliably “off” in gene expression. A measured gene expression signal that is near instrumental detection limit (and hence its numerical value is small but not reliable as a quantitative number differing from “noise”) can very well be reliably “off” in gene expression when interpreted biologically. This is not an artifact, but a fact of physically reality: Measured quantities whose values are near instrumental detection limit, hence not reliable numerical values per se, are still very reliably “absent” in physical, chemical, or biological interpretation.)

Hence, reported Illumina detection p-values are employed only in highly conservative approaches to calculating data-dependent VST parameters per se, i.e., by basing such calculations only on the majority of data unlikely to be near instrumental background “noise” in signal value.

Illumina measurement data needed specifically to compute VST:

Considerations of Background Signal:

VST as published by Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008) is based on a widely accepted, long-existing error-model or “noise” model from analytic chemistry for laboratory quantitative instrumentation (Durbin, et al., Bioinformatics, 18, Suppl. 1, S105-S110 (2002)), as instrumentally measured signals generally are corrupted inevitably, to very small, or sometimes to large, degrees by a combination of so-called additive and multiplicative noise.

Accordingly, low-level signals that can be considered reliably as being dominated by “background noise” are called “background signal”, and can be defined practically and operationally as Illumina reported signals for which reported detection p-values are>about 0.5. Hence, signals for which Illumina reported detection p-values are>0.5 as empirically defined “background signal.”

Considerations of “Background Signal” Variance Specifically for VST:

As mentioned above, very reliably signal standard deviation in general is stddev=sqrt(avg_nbeads)*bead_stderr. Hence, very reliably signal variance in general is stddev̂2=avg_nbeads*bead_stderr̂2. “Background signal” variance is thus computed as the square of stddev, and where “background signal” stddev is computed from avg_nbeads and bead_stderr.

VST Parameter c3 is Computed from “Background Signal” Variance:

By definition of the VST error model in Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008), data-derived VST parameter c3 is computed as the arithmetic mean of the “background signal” variance, i.e., signals for which detection p-value is >0.50.

Because the observed distribution of “background signal” variance is skewed rightward towards larger variance, the mean somewhat over-estimates the central tendency of “background signal” variance, i.e., mean is about 10% greater than median. In practical terms, it is safer and more conservative to slightly over-estimate “background signal” variance than to under-estimate it. Thus, it is good in practice to employ the mean rather than median in the numerical estimation of “background signal” variance for VST parameter c3. The c₃ calculations are implemented this way.

Algorithmically implementing another modification of the published VST procedure (Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008)) is to omit from the c1 and c2 calculations the largest 2% of the signals. In practice, the 98 percentile of observed signal values is less than about 1500 in raw signal value, e.g., the 98 percentile signal is about 1200 for the 48803 genes by 48 samples ensemble, i.e., only about 2% of the signals from the Illumina platform have observed values>about 1500. FIG. 3 (Plot 5,1) is important: (1) It shows empirically that the vast majority of Illumina raw signal data occurs at levels less than about 1500 even though there are many signals at the multiple tens of thousands level; (2) for the vast majority of signals, i.e., 98% of signals (because the largest 2% were omitted from the VST c1 and c2 parameters calculations), there is still clear and marked dependence of standard deviation or variance with signal level; and (3) it is precisely the data such as that represented in FIG. 3 (Plot 5,1) that is employed in the calculation of the VST data-dependent parameters c1 and c2 for each sample separately.

Calculation of VST Data-Dependent Parameters c1 and c2:

The procedure follows Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008), apart from introducing restriction to the smallest 98% of signal data going into the calculations. For a given set of data on which VST is computed, omitted from the c1 and c2 calculation are the largest 2% of signals. The implemented procedure is then: After c3 is computed as the “background signal” average variance as described above, consider (x,y)-pairs of data for which y is the sqrt(signal variance-c3) and for which signal variance exceeds c3, and x is the corresponding signal value. I.e., consider only those (x,y) for which y is positive and whose variance exceeds c3, and for which also x is less than the 98 percentile signal value. Then compute a linear fit of form y=c1*x+c2 to the set of (x,y) data points. I.e., c1 is defined as the slope of the linear fit, and c2 is defined as the y-intercept of the linear fit. Hence, numerical values for the data-dependent VST parameters c1 and c2 are so obtained from the (x,y) data points. The computed fitted line in FIG. 3 (Plot 5,1) has, e.g., slope c1=about 0.2 and y-axis intercept c2=about 9.0.

Variance Stabilizing Transformation (VST) Equation as a Formula:

VST is a specific, three-parameter, nonlinear function f operating upon Illumina platform-provided signal data. Function f transforms any signal value (not log signal value) to a new signal value t. I.e., VST in practice and in implementation is simply t=f(s; c1, c2, c3), where c1, c2, and c3 are numerical constants derived from a given set of Illumina data upon which VST is to be applied. This exposition and plots employ an example 48803 genes by 48 samples ensemble of real data. However, in actual practice, VST is applied to each sample separately, one sample at a time across all 48803 gene probes. In actual practice, 48 samples would require 48 separate applications of VST, each sample-wise instance of which would require its own calculation of the three required data-dependent constants c1, c2, and c3. (See Table 6 for example actual c1, c2, c3 numerical results for each of 48 samples, and for each sample compute across 48803 probes.) Relative to the data matrices describe above, VST is applied separately to each column: In deriving sample-specific values for constants c1, c2, and c3, and subsequently in transforming all the signal values s of the given column, i.e., given sample, by application of the VST function t=f(s; c₁, c₂, c₃) to the given column of data.

The fundamental VST equation for transforming raw gene expression signal s to corresponding variance stabilized transformed signal t=f(s; c₁, c₂, c₃), involving data-derived numerical values of parameters c₁, c₂, c₃ Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008):

$t = {{f\left( {{s;c_{1}},c_{2},c_{3}} \right)} = {\frac{1}{c_{1}}{{arcsinh}\left( \frac{{c_{1}s} + c_{2}}{\sqrt{c_{3}}} \right)}}}$

and where output t is the so-called variance stabilized transformed (i.e., “VST'ed”) signal; and where inputs arcsin h(z) is the conventional mathematical inverse hyperbolic sine function of real (not complex) negative, zero, or positive argument z; is raw platform-determined signal (not log-transformed, and with or without platform-determined instrumental background subtracted) and which can be negative, zero, or positive; and c₁, c₂, c₃ are the mathematically well-defined but data-derived across a sample or an ensemble of samples S numerical constants of the VST, all of which are positive. (Note: Mathematically c₃ can be zero and in which case the algebraic form of argument z changes; however, in practice c₃, is always positive because physically from the instrument, a signal's variance, whether from bead_stderr or from any other quantitation of physical variance, is never zero.)

For any Given Gene Probe for any Given Sample or Ensemble of Samples S:

c₃ is the arithmetic mean of the data-derived variances of signals s for which signals s are considered “background signals”, computed across most or all gene probes for a given sample or ensemble of samples; c₁ and c₂ are respectively the slope and y-intercept of a linear fit of (x,y) data y vs. x across most or all gene probes for a given sample (i.e., down a column, or along an ensemble of many columns, in the matrix of data described above), and where x is positive signal s for which the variance of s (denoted vans)) exceeds the already computed c₃ for the given sample or ensemble of samples, and where hence y=√{square root over (var(s)−c₃)} (note: therefore y is always positive), and var(s) is the bead_stderr-derived, or other physically-derived variance, of signal s. Typically, Illumina platform bead-level technical variance of signal, denoted as var(s), is bead_stderr-derived, i.e., var(s)=stddev²(s)=((squareroot(avg_nbeads)) (bead_stderr))² (Durbin, et al., Bioinformatics, 18, Suppl. 1, S105-S110 (2002); BeadStudio Gene Expression Module v3.2 User Guide, Part #11279596 Rev. A, Illumina, Inc., San Diego, Calif., esp., Detection P-value section, Normalization and Differential Analysis, Ch. 4.) which of course also =(avg_nbeads) (bead_stderr)². The former formula is intended to be implemented to compute var(s) numerically since it is a little better-behaved with respect to numerical precision than the latter. Either formula implementation is acceptable, however.

Arcsin h(z)=ln(2z)+(1/(2*2*z²)−1*3/(2*4*4*z⁴)+1*3*5/(2*4*6*6*z⁶)- . . . , for |z|>1, and where ln(z) is the conventional notation for natural logarithm, i.e., logarithm base e.

A real advantage and benefit to gene expression numerical analysis generally is to adopt the arcsin h function to replace the logarithm function in the needed application of numerical transformations of gene expression signal data. Also, note that arcsin h(z) differs from log(2z) by less than 4/10 of 1 percent, and increasingly less so, for arguments z whose magnitude exceeds 5. The advantageous numerical properties of arcsin h over logarithm are mathematical and inherent, and are not due to arcsin h's variance stabilization properties per se, e.g., of VST per se. The mathematical advantages are gained once VST is applied to gene expression signal data, and primarily employed for the benefits to subsequent statistical analysis accruing from stabilization of technical signal measurement variance.

Mathematical Refinement of the Basis for the Fundamental VST Equation t=f(s; c₁, c₂, c₃):

In Lin, et al., Nucleic Acids Research 36(2):ell, 1-9 (2008), the left-hand side of the legitimate generalized variance stabilizing integral applied to the accepted additive and multiplicative instrumental error model is written formally as an indefinite integral transform (i.e., with no explicit, nor implied in the paper, specific lower bound of integration). Formally so-written is not entirely correct. Rather, exactly the same integrand should appear in their eq. 6 but within a definite integral, i.e., an integral with an explicit lower-bound of integration appearing. The mathematical, and computer programmed implementation of VST employs the appropriate and correct definite integral version.

Visualization Globally of the Signal Distributional Effects of VST on Gene Expression Signal Data:

FIG. 4 (Plot 7,4) shows a histogram of all the signal values of the 48803 by 48 sample ensemble AF′T′ER the ensemble is “VST' ed”. There is no discernible humped feature suggesting a 2^(nd) Gaussian-like distribution being involved in the histogram of the transformed data (as is seen in the “pre-VST'ed” data in FIG. 1 (Plot 5,1). I.e., empirically the “VST'ed” signal data is much better behaved distributionally globally than before transformation by VST. FIG. 4 (Plot 7,4) shows also the right-wardly skewed tail capturing the relative minority of highly expressed, or “over-expressed”, i.e., very large, gene expression signals. The right-ward tail is also well behaved distributionally with respect to the entire empirical distribution. 7,3). For better viewing of the histogram along the horizontal axis, the signal data plotted in FIG. 4 has the largest 2% of VST largest signals omitted.

Table of Numerical Values, Sample by Sample, for VST Parameters c1, c2, c3:

Table 6 shows the typical study results for VST parameters c1, c2, and c2 when VST is applied not wholesale to the entire 48803 genes by 48 samples ensemble, as used in the exposition above. Rather, Table 6 shows the numerical results for the VST parameters, and other related quantities, and including descriptive statistics of the parameter (across 48 samples), when computed for each sample one by one from the study ensemble of 48 samples. When the signal values for a given sample (across all 48803 gene probes) from the study ensemble of 48 samples are transformed by the fundamental VST function (but multiplied by 1/ln(10) to put in log 10 units rather than in log base-e units), the triple of (c1, c2, c3) values are used in the fundamental VST equation for the given sample. The resulting “VST'ed” signal values (which are considered then to be in log 10 units) then are taken into the subsequent statistical analysis and outcome prediction analysis procedures.

TABLE 6 Data-derived VST c1, c2, c3 numerical values for 48 samples, each sample assessed across 48803 gene probes. Data-derived parameters c1, c2, c3 are obtained for each Sample by using the function ldg_fast1_col_Illumina_VST1. For any given Sample (data column) . . . VST model data-derived parameter values c1, c2, c3 are from linear fit of sqrt(variance(positive signal) − c3) vs. c1 * signal + c2, for given Sample column, and data-derived c3 is “average background noise” (averaged across genes). I.e., “average background noise” is mean variance of “not significant signal” (i.e., averaged across all “not significant signal” genes among all 48803 genes). For the VST model, “not significant signal” is signal for which Illumina Detection p-value is greater than the SPECIFIED “not significant signal detection” threshold of 0.5. “rms error” is the root mean squared difference between the VST model linear fit value and the observed signal stddev, for which signal variance exceeds c3, for each of the 48 samples treated one by one by the VST procedure. ordinate (avg. noise data - intercept background) linear fit abscissa (signal) slope i c1 c2 c3 rms error intercept c1/sqrt(c3) c2/sqrt(c3)  1) 0.1931 7.6704 73.5857 9.1133 −39.7307 2.251e−02 8.942e−01  2) 0.1909 7.6393 74.0352 9.0450 −40.0199 2.218e−02 8.878e−01  3) 0.1979 9.1056 122.3927 11.6411 −46.0079 1.789e−02 8.231e−01  4) 0.2009 9.5195 131.7722 11.6787 −47.3758 1.750e−02 8.293e−01  5) 0.2331 7.6188 119.7042 6.8953 −32.6803 2.131e−02 6.964e−01  6) 0.2362 9.8098 146.0437 17.6191 −41.5246 1.955e−02 8.117e−01  7) 0.2290 9.0556 90.0853 13.5222 −39.5475 2.413e−02 9.541e−01  8) 0.1945 8.4312 122.9463 5.3164 −43.3471 1.754e−02 7.604e−01  9) 0.2087 7.8182 82.8694 8.5509 −37.4606 2.293e−02 8.588e−01 10) 0.1978 11.0393 157.6520 11.3531 −55.8165 1.575e−02 8.792e−01 11) 0.1953 9.7066 135.9825 13.3452 −49.6941 1.675e−02 8.324e−01 12) 0.2040 6.5398 65.4384 5.7675 −32.0535 2.522e−02 8.084e−01 13) 0.1837 8.1626 78.9135 10.7090 −44.4287 2.068e−02 9.189e−01 14) 0.2310 9.2147 138.1069 11.5314 −39.8952 1.965e−02 7.841e−01 15) 0.2255 10.2855 151.4679 14.8532 −45.6183 1.832e−02 8.357e−01 16) 0.1987 10.6989 152.6931 13.5622 −53.8530 1.608e−02 8.658e−01 17) 0.2103 8.4860 82.9680 12.0448 −40.3511 2.309e−02 9.316e−01 18) 0.2280 8.2641 87.8796 10.6302 −36.2386 2.433e−02 8.816e−01 19) 0.1940 10.8655 149.2040 15.9561 −56.0137 1.588e−02 8.895e−01 20) 0.1803 8.8685 89.4246 11.6997 −49.1945 1.906e−02 9.378e−01 21) 0.2014 7.5389 75.6339 8.7054 −37.4373 2.316e−02 8.669e−01 22) 0.2113 8.0475 88.4602 7.6482 −38.0828 2.247e−02 8.556e−01 23) 0.2188 10.1163 142.0871 13.1008 −46.2404 1.835e−02 8.487e−01 24) 0.1924 8.4828 86.7673 10.9134 −44.0834 2.066e−02 9.107e−01 25) 0.2026 10.6932 158.1119 15.2558 −52.7780 1.611e−02 8.504e−01 26) 0.2236 8.9440 130.0491 10.9693 −40.0067 1.960e−02 7.843e−01 27) 0.2505 9.5965 143.2067 19.0065 −38.3066 2.093e−02 8.019e−01 28) 0.2411 8.8903 129.1467 19.0587 −36.8714 2.122e−02 7.823e−01 29) 0.1979 8.3725 86.1638 10.2309 −42.3059 2.132e−02 9.020e−01 30) 0.2176 10.1751 146.1900 16.2367 −46.7593 1.800e−02 8.415e−01 31) 0.2023 9.0555 90.7925 13.1548 −44.7643 2.123e−02 9.504e−01 32) 0.2119 6.5460 66.0484 7.1058 −30.8866 2.608e−02 8.055e−01 33) 0.2103 6.5344 67.5574 8.7749 −31.0730 2.559e−02 7.950e−01 34) 0.1882 10.3724 139.0566 15.0647 −55.1031 1.596e−02 8.796e−01 35) 0.2257 7.2784 78.3815 9.6685 −32.2487 2.549e−02 8.221e−01 36) 0.2071 8.2408 88.9377 10.2574 −39.7922 2.196e−02 8.738e−01 37) 0.2109 8.0180 79.2804 11.4981 −38.0201 2.368e−02 9.005e−01 38) 0.1918 8.4245 83.1117 11.0860 −43.9300 2.104e−02 9.241e−01 39) 0.2157 7.5638 90.2344 5.3902 −35.0657 2.271e−02 7.963e−01 40) 0.1922 10.4373 147.4283 14.9077 −54.2927 1.583e−02 8.596e−01 41) 0.2167 9.5285 139.8563 13.0149 −43.9758 1.832e−02 8.057e−01 42) 0.2221 8.0544 88.0398 10.7173 −36.2644 2.367e−02 8.584e−01 43) 0.1840 7.4687 74.5185 9.4471 −40.5902 2.132e−02 8.652e−01 44) 0.2284 6.4066 71.9591 6.3741 −28.0441 2.693e−02 7.552e−01 45) 0.2045 8.9891 126.7488 11.5178 −43.9506 1.817e−02 7.984e−01 46) 0.2041 9.7227 139.7254 12.1089 −47.6280 1.727e−02 8.225e−01 47) 0.2439 7.8124 118.4329 6.6700 −32.0328 2.241e−02 7.179e−01 48) 0.2302 7.5929 113.2130 7.8511 −32.9839 2.164e−02 7.136e−01 Descriptive statistics of all the by quantities, column by column, i.e., descriptive statistics computed across the 48 rows (i.e., samples) in each column: ordinate (avg. noise data - (signal) intercept background) linear fit abscissa slope i c1 c2 c3 rms error intercept c1/sqrt(c3) c2/sqrt(c3) minimum: 0.1803 6.4066 65.4384 5.3164 −56.0137 1.575e−02 6.964e−01 mean: 0.2100 8.7022 109.2147 11.2619 −41.7577 2.066e−02 8.431e−01 median: 0.2079 8.4844 102.0027 11.2196 −40.4706 2.113e−02 8.495e−01 maximum: 0.2505 11.0393 158.1119 19.0587 −28.0441 2.693e−02 9.541e−01 stddev: 0.0172 1.2283 30.5179 3.3775 7.1395 3.069e−03 6.061e−02 (where for all of the above, specified detection p-value threshold = 0.5)

Example 3

This example includes a description of GVHD Class Divisions and statistical T-tests used for determining differences in patient GVHD outcome based upon HCT donor gene expression measurements.

A “class division” refers to direct numerical, mathematical, statistical, or computational comparisons between quantitative gene expression of donors whose respective transplanted patients have displayed one or more particular GVHD outcome Groups (e.g., class 1) vs. donors whose respective transplanted patients have displayed one or more other particular GVHD outcome Groups (e.g., class 2, and which is by definition of the 2-class comparison, different than class 1).

Class divisions involve comparisons between two classes and no comparisons among more than two classes at the same time. As can be seen in Table 7, a given well-defined class can by definition comprise more than one so-called “Group” of kinds of GVDH-related outcomes of corresponding transplanted patients. Thus, class divisions always involve exactly two defined classes; yet a given defined class can comprise more than one defined GVHD outcome Group.

TABLE 7 TTEST DIVISIONS T-test division anyGVHD vs. noGVHD cGVHD vs. noGVHD aGVHD vs. noGVHD a&cGVHD vs. noGVHD a34GVHD vs. noGVHD Class 1 any GVHD chronic GVHD acute GVHD acute and chronic GVHD acute grade 3 or 4 GVHD Class 1 GVHD 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 2, 4, 6 3, 4, 5, 6 4, 6 5, 6 Groups Class 1 sample total n = 96 n = 61 n = 76 n = 41 n = 39 Class 2 no GVHD no GVHD no GVHD no GVHD no GVHD Class 2 GVHD 1 1 1 1 1 Group Class 2 sample total n = 26 n = 26 n = 26 n = 26 n = 26

In order to identify donor pre-transplant CD4+ T-cell RNA expression profiles predictive of HCT recipient GVHD outcome, conventional single-gene expression analysis was performed, i.e., single-variate, statistical T-tests (i.e., a one-dimensional form of LDA, linear discriminant analysis) (Sheskin, David J. Handbook of Parametric and Nonparametric Statistical Procedures, 3^(rd) Edition, Chapman & Hall/CRC Press, Boca Raton, Fla., 2004, esp. pp. 404-409.) for five 2-class divisions (Table 7), comparing samples from Group 1 (no acute and no chronic GVHD), to various combinations of GVHD-positive Groups.

Two types of T-tests for each of the 2-class divisions were carried out. One was a standard heteroscedastic, two-tailed T-test. The second was a measured gene expression signal “precision-weighted T-test” (also heteroscedastic, two-tailed) that takes the inherent numerical estimates of Illumina BeadArray measurement errors for each measured gene expression into account as reported in the so-called “bead standard error” variable provided by the Illumina platform (under contract with EA) in the standard IIlumina microarray measurement output file. The equations, and formulas used for the two T-tests are as follows:

Standard T-Test:

The 2-class two-tailed heteroscedastic T-test was carried out using class P (positive for GVHD outcome) and N (negative for GVHD outcome) probe signal value averages, ( P, N), respective unequal variances, (s_(P) ², s_(N) ²), and respective sample totals per class, (n_(P), n_(N)), according to the long-established standard statistical equations for the values of t and DF (degrees of freedom), and for which the p-values were determined computationally by invoking standard computer software (Excel or Matlab) T-test functions (i.e., equivalent to looking-up in standard T distribution tables).

$\begin{matrix} {t = \frac{\overset{\_}{P} - \overset{\_}{N}}{\left. \sqrt{}\frac{s_{P}^{2}}{n_{P}} \right. + \frac{s_{N}^{2}}{n_{N}}}} & (1) \\ {{D\; F} = \frac{\left( {\frac{s_{P}^{2}}{n_{P}} + \frac{s_{N}^{2}}{n_{N}}} \right)^{2}}{\frac{\left( \frac{s_{P}^{2}}{n_{P}} \right)^{2}}{n_{P} - 1} + \frac{\left( \frac{s_{N}^{2}}{n_{N}} \right)^{2}}{n_{N.} - 1}}} & (2) \end{matrix}$

Precision-Weighted T-Test:

The 2-class probe signal measurement precision-weighted T-test was carried using weighted averages, ( P_(w) , N_(w) , equations 13 and 14) and unequal compound variances (s_(uP) ², s_(uN) ², equations 20 and 21) for determining the values of t and DF, using the same fundamental statistical equations as for the standard, two tailed heteroscedastic T-test.

$\begin{matrix} {t = \frac{\overset{\_}{P_{w}} - \overset{\_}{N_{w}}}{\sqrt{\frac{s_{cP}^{2}}{n_{P}} + \frac{s_{cN}^{2}}{n_{N}}}}} & (3) \\ {{D\; F} = \begin{matrix} \left( {\frac{s_{cP}^{2}}{n_{P}} + \frac{s_{cN}^{2}}{n_{N}}} \right)^{2} \\ {\frac{\left( \frac{s_{cP}^{2}}{n_{P}} \right)^{2}}{n_{P} - 1} + \frac{\left( \frac{s_{cN}^{2}}{n_{N}} \right)^{2}}{n_{N.} - 1}} \end{matrix}} & (4) \end{matrix}$

The weights used in the precision-weighted T-test were determined as described below, based on the reciprocals of the Bead Standard Error (be) provided for each sample from VST processing of the Illumina data. Note: Computed weights as employed average to 1 and sum for each class to the total sample number per class, i.e. n_(P), N_(N). This assures that, if all the weights for a class are the same, the weighted expression values and their average will not change from the respective non-weighted values within each class.

Definition of pre-weight for the i-th sample in each class (pw_(Pi), pw_(Ni)).

$\begin{matrix} {{pw}_{Pi} = \frac{1}{{be}_{Pi}}} & (5) \\ {{pw}_{Ni} = \frac{1}{{be}_{Ni}}} & (6) \end{matrix}$

Definition of average pre-weight ( pw_(P) , pw_(N) ) for each class.

$\begin{matrix} {\overset{\_}{{pw}_{P}} = \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{P}}{b\; e_{Pi}}}{n_{P}}} & (7) \\ {\overset{\_}{{pw}_{N}} = \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{N}}{be}_{Ni}}{n_{N}}} & (8) \end{matrix}$

Definition of the weight (w_(Pi), w_(Ni)) for the i-th sample in each class.

$\begin{matrix} {w_{Pi} = \frac{{pw}_{Pi}}{\overset{\_}{{pw}_{P}}}} & (9) \\ {w_{Ni} = \frac{{pw}_{Ni}}{\overset{\_}{{pw}_{N}}}} & (10) \end{matrix}$

Determination of Weighted Individual (P_(wPi), N_(wNi)), and Class Averages ( P_(w) , N_(w) ) Probe Signal Values.

Note: This is based on the simple concept of multiplying each sample value (P_(Pi), N_(Ni)), the sample weight, and then averaging the weighted values for each class.

$\begin{matrix} {P_{wPi} = {w_{pi} \cdot P_{Pi}}} & (11) \\ {N_{wNi} = {w_{Ni} \cdot N_{Ni}}} & (12) \\ {\overset{\_}{Pw} = \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{P}}P_{wPi}}{n_{P}}} & (13) \\ {\overset{\_}{N_{w}} = \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{N}}N_{wNi}}{n_{N}}} & (14) \end{matrix}$

Determination of Weighted Class Variances (s_(wP) ², s_(wN) ²).

Note: The concept is that (1) a difference is formed, squared and weighted (dev_(wPi) ², dev_(wNi) ²) between the measured signal and weighted average (reflecting the variance contribution of each sample), and (2) this weighted, squared deviation (variance contribution) is then averaged to generate a total weighted variance (s_(wP) ², s_(wN) ²).

$\begin{matrix} {{dev}_{wNi}^{2} = {w_{Ni} - \left\lbrack {(N\rbrack_{Ni} - \overset{\_}{N_{w}}} \right)^{2}}} & (15) \\ {s_{wP}^{2} = \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{P}}{dev}_{wPi}^{2}}{n_{P} - 1}} & (16) \\ {s_{wN}^{2} = \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{N}}{dev}_{wNi}^{2}}{n_{N} - 1}} & (17) \end{matrix}$

Determination of Bead Variance Contribution to Variance within a Class (s_(beP) ², s_(beN) ²).

Note: This is important to reflect overall differences in bead standard errors between the classes. Since for the weighted class variance (s_(wP) ², s_(wN) ²), all of the weighting so far is restricted within each class, it does not reflect any, or major, differences in bead standard errors per se between the classes, that importantly can contribute to the quantitation of confidence in the separation of the classes.

$\begin{matrix} {s_{beP}^{2} = \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{P}}{be}_{Pi}^{2}}{n_{P} - 1}} & (18) \\ {s_{beN}^{2} - \frac{\sum\limits_{i}^{n_{N}}{be}_{Ni}^{2}}{n_{N} - 1}} & (19) \end{matrix}$

Determination of Compound Variance as Sum of Weighted Signal Variance and Bead Variance Contributions to Class Variance.

By adding these two class-wise variances (s_(be) ² and s_(w) ²), the confidence in individual sample measurements relative to their measurement error (be) is taken into account (through s_(be) ²), as well as the average measurement error of each class (as within-class weighted variance s_(w) ²). Therefore, more confidence, resulting in numerically lower (i.e., more statistically significant) and more trust-worthy p-values, will be placed in sample measurements and classes having smaller measurement errors (be).

s _(cP) ² =s _(wP) ² +s _(beP) ²  (20)

s _(cN) ² =s _(wN) ² +s _(beN) ²  (21)

Example 4

This example includes a description of the gene expression analysis and GVHD outcome-prediction of donor HCT.

Overview and Details on “Class Divisions”, Different Possible Patient GVHD Outcomes, and Tallies of True and False Positive and Negative Computational\Statistical Outcome-Predictive Classification Groups:

For each class division and probe LDA was carried out (conventional linear discriminant analysis, the associated p-value being equivalent to a T-test when single-variate; Richard O. Duda, Peter E. Hart, & David G. Stork, Pattern Classification, 2^(nd) Ed., John Wiley & Sons, NY, 2001) to obtain predicted GVHD outcome classification accuracies. LDA is used to classify each sample (i.e., donor) as GVHD positive (i.e. induces GVHD in the recipient), or GVHD negative (i.e. does not induce GVHD in the recipient), depending on whether the RNA expression value is above, or below, a threshold (in this particular study, the threshold for LDA was exactly half-way between the averages of the positive and negative GVHD sample RNA expression values from the respective two classes involved). Depending on whether samples are classified computationally\statistically correctly or not, they fall into one of four different categories, or groups (“group” with lower-case “g”, not to be confused with GVHD-related “Group” with upper-case “g”):

1. TN (True Negative), actual GVHD negative sample classified as negative by computation 2. FN (False Negative), actual GVHD positive sample classified as negative by computation 3. FP (False Positive), actual GVHD negative sample classified as positive by computation 4. TP (True Positive), actual GVHD positive sample classified as positive by computation

The same nomenclature, TN, FN, FP, TP was used to define a classification situation as above, as well as representing either the numbers (i.e., counts) of so classified donors, the usages of which should be clear from the context. The term “sample” is used interchangeably for “donor” or for analyzed quantitative gene expression of a donor in describing the data. Total sample counts are then summed for each group (group with small “g”):

1. TNtot=total TN samples 2. FNtot=total FN samples 3. FPtot=total FP samples 4. TPtot=total TP samples

The total GVHD negative, Ntot, and GVHD positive, Ptot, samples contributing to the study are sums of occurrences, defined as follows:

1. Ntot=TNtot+FPtot 2. Ptot=TPtot+FNtot

Note: An established convention in statistics, classification statistics, and datamining fields is that when “binary” outcome categories are being considered, i.e., “true” or “false”, then a “False Positive” event is counted as a “negative” event because it is not “positive”; hence, the definition of Ntot seen above where FPtot is added to TNtot. Analogously, for “False Negative” events and the definition of Ptot in line 2 immediately above.

Example 5

This example includes a description of an exemplary Gene Expression Voting Model, RNA20.

The RNA20 Voting Scheme of LDA Models:

For the exemplary RNA20 model (anyGVHD vs. noGVHD division), each of the component RNA marker LDA models provides a yes\no (1\0) prediction, i.e. vote, for the GVHD negative outcome for each sample (each of 20 RNA species' series of GVHD negative votes over the 122 HCT donors is displayed in a separate row in Table 8). All GVHD negative votes across the 20 RNA species are counted for each sample, and divided by the total number of RNA species, i.e., 20, to arrive at the “GVHD negative score”, displayed below the individual marker voting profiles (Table 8).

A sample is finally classified by this 20 marker model as GVHD negative if the GHVD negative score is above a (user selected) threshold of 0.77, i.e., at least a 77% majority of the total 20 RNA species-based votes is required for a sample to be classified as “GVHD negative” (values in white text and black or dark grey background). Correspondingly, a sample is classified as “GVHD positive” if the GHVD negative score is below a threshold of 0.77 (values in black text and white or light grey background). The GVHD negative score, the total numbers of True Negatives, False Positives and Ntot (Total row), reported for Group 1, and the total numbers of False Negatives, True Positives, and Ptot (Total row), reported for each of the Groups 2 through 6 are shown in Table 8.

TABLE 8 RNA VOTING SCHEME

Details on the 20 contributing RNA species and their individual LDA classification performance are listed in Table 9.

TABLE 9 RNA20 LIST bal bal bal accuracy specificity, negative p (TP + TN)/ true predictive precision- p hetero- (TP + negative value Detection weighted scedastic larger max FP + rate TN/ TN/(TN + ProbeID Gene Name SYMBOL Rank T-test T-test average average TN + FN) (TN + FP) FN) 3440400 transmembrane and coiled- TMCC3 21640 0.022308 0.000005 N 0.62 0.77 0.81 0.75 coil domain family 3 3450148 brain-derived neurotrophic BDNF 21640 0.040604 0.000936 N 0.67 0.72 0.73 0.71 factor, transcript variant 6 4200575 vesicle-associated membrane VAMP2 1070 0.005441 0.002226 P 2.50 0.68 0.65 0.68 protein 2 2940022 biliverdin reductase A BLVRA 4090 0.010430 0.004310 N 1.67 0.69 0.69 0.69 1850288 zinc finger CCCH-type ZC3H7A 10651 0.027973 0.000412 N 0.88 0.70 0.73 0.69 containing 7A 7210128 Notch homolog 2 NOTCH2 6480 0.040708 0.009368 N 1.22 0.68 0.69 0.68 940398 eukaryotic translation EIF3M 2425 0.018840 0.004648 N 1.93 0.71 0.77 0.68 initiation factor 3, subunit M 5220196 CCCTC-binding factor CTCF 6480 0.030919 0.006569 P 1.22 0.69 0.73 0.67 990315 t-complex 1, transcript TCP1 3192 0.002837 0.000206 N 1.87 0.68 0.73 0.67 variant 1 3370164 ATPase, Na+/K+ ATP1A1 2425 0.017986 0.001829 P 2.05 0.68 0.73 0.67 transporting, alpha 1 polypeptide, transcript variant 1 4640689 eukaryotic translation EIF4A2 227 0.005331 0.001070 P 3.69 0.66 0.69 0.66 initiation factor 4A, isoform 2 3780450 BTG3 associated nuclear BANP 6480 0.028352 0.017499 P 1.14 0.70 0.77 0.67 protein, transcript variant 2 6290392 serine/arginine repetitive SRRM1 815 0.014103 0.001962 P 2.70 0.66 0.69 0.65 matrix 1 6380008 enhancer of polycomb EPC1 4090 0.020545 0.000762 P 1.56 0.69 0.77 0.67 homolog 1 6580553 ATP-binding cassette, ABCC5 8164 0.033021 0.000792 P 0.87 0.67 0.73 0.65 sub-family C, member 5, transcript variant 1 1240136 phosphatidylinositol 4- PI4KAP2 2425 0.012117 0.000972 P 1.91 0.69 0.77 0.66 kinase, catalytic, alpha polypeptide pseudogene 2 5870632 transmembrane 9 TM9SF2 2425 0.007116 0.003365 N 2.03 0.65 0.69 0.64 superfamily member 2 1820482 NADH dehydrogenase NDUFB10 1849 0.005686 0.004427 N 2.23 0.70 0.81 0.67 1 beta subcomplex, 10, 22 kDa 6380427 GIPC PDZ domain GIPC1 4090 0.019668 0.008262 P 1.43 0.66 0.73 0.64 containing family, member 1, transcript variant 3 380575 ribosomal protein L23 RPL23 489 0.011463 0.001349 N 3.16 0.68 0.85 0.64

Balancing effects due to inherent differences of numbers of donors involved in representing different classifications with respect to True and False Positives and Negatives: In an effort to equally balance numerically the contributions from the GVHD positive and negative sample groups, the relative contributions of all 4 outcome classification groups are determined, balancing for inherent inequalities in the total GVHD positive and negative groups' sizes, i.e., numbers of respective samples involved:

1. TNbal=0.5 (TNtot/Ntot) 2. FNbal=0.5 (FNtot/Ptot) 3. FPbal=0.5 (FPtot/Ntot) 4. TPbal=0.5 (TPtot/Ptot)

The balanced GVHD positive and negative sample contributions now each equal to 0.5, and sum to 1:

1. Nbal=TNbal+FPbal=0.5 2. Pbal=TPbal+FNbal=0.5 3. Pbal+Nbal=1

Using the 4 balanced outcome classification groups, 5 different balanced outcome prediction performance measurements are determined (from here on below, all usage of the terms TN, FN, FP and TP refer to TNbal, FNbal, FPbal and TPbal, respectively):

1. Balanced NPV (Negative Predictive Value)=TN/(TN+FN)

-   -   Fraction of samples that were classified as negative which are         truly negative.         2. Balanced TNR (True Negative Rate) or specificity=TN/(TN+FP)     -   Fraction of total negative samples that were correctly         classified.

3. Balanced PPV (Positive Predictive Value)=TP/(TP+FP)

-   -   Fraction of samples that were classified as positive which are         truly positive.         4. Balanced TPR (True Positive Rate) or sensitivity=TP/(TP+FN)     -   Fraction of positive samples that were correctly classified.

5. Balanced Accuracy=(TP+TN)/(TP+FP+TN+FN)

-   -   Fraction of total samples that were correctly classified.

Note: The fundamental definitions of NPV, TNR, PPV, and TPR are standard conventional definitions in statistics, classification statistics, and datamining. The balanced versions hence rely on the standard versions; however, they employ the analogous balanced versions of TN, FN, FP, and TP. From here on below, unless otherwise stated, all usage of the terms NPV, TNR, PPV, TPR and Accuracy refer to Balanced NPV, Balanced TNR, Balanced PPV, Balanced TPR and Balanced Accuracy.

Example 6

This example includes a description of gene expression analysis results and prediction of GVHD outcomes, based upon an exemplary RNA20 model.

All 122 HCTs in the study correspond to HLA 10/10 matched unrelated donor transplantations, reflecting the majority of annual transplantations in the U.S. As discussed, transplant GVHD outcomes were categorized into six different Groups (Table 5).

Groups are numbered in order of increasing GVHD severity, beginning with Group 1 exhibiting neither acute nor chronic GVHD, and ending with Group 6, showing severe acute grade 3 or 4 GVHD and extensive chronic GVHD. Group 5 also shows grade 3 or 4 GVHD, but no chronic GVHD. Group 4 and Group 3 show grade 1 or 2 acute GVHD, with and without chronic GVHD, respectively. Group 2 shows only chronic GVHD and no acute GVHD. Acute grade 3 or 4 GVHD characterize the most intense and life-threatening form of GVHD, while acute grade 1 or 2 GVHD is much less severe and occasionally may be considered mild. The grade classifications of acute GVHD are multi-symptom diagnostic gradations well-established in medical \oncologic practice for physicians' gradings of GVHD severity, and analogously so for extensive, or not extensive, chronic GVHD. Although the definitions of the Groups are per se, they are medically meaningful GVHD-severity groups established by the experts of the NMDP.

Gross expression level trends among HCT donors associated with different GVHD Groups:

To characterize the relationship between donor CD4+ T-cell RNA expression profile and HCT recipient GVHD outcomes, and to distinguish potential biases in the dataset from biologically rooted relationships, the overall behavioral trends of GVHD Group average RNA expression levels as rank orderings over the microarray gene expression probes was analyzed (Table 10). The GVHD Group RNA expression rank order is determined for each gene probe as the rank of the average gene expression level for each of the six Groups in ascending order (i.e., higher levels of expression results in higher rank). The dataset then is separated into two subsets, denoted “N>PSubset” and “P>NSubset”, according to whether the average RNA expression of the GVHD negative samples (Group 1) is higher, or lower, than for the GVHD positive samples (Groups 2 though 6), respectively. For each of these two subsets, the median GVHD Group RNA expression rank, i.e. the “Rank”, is determined within two differently defined sets of probes, i.e., (1) comprising all 48,803 probes, i.e. the “N>P Total Subset” and “P>N Total Subset”, and (2) comprising a select subset of 1024 probes having T-test p-values<=0.05 for both heteroscedastic T-tests and precision-weighted T-tests as previously described. Such is carried out for the anyGVHD vs. noGVHD class division (Table 6), i.e. the “N>P Select Subset” and “P>N Select Subset”.

TABLE 10 GROUP ORDER GVHD negative > GVHD positive average expression N > P Rank N > P Rank N > P Rank N > P Rank N > P Rank N > P Rank Pearson R G1: G2: G3: G4: G5: G6: R: a-no&c- a-no&ex- a-12&no- a-12&ex- a-34&no- a-34&ex- Rank series, noGVHD cGVHD cGVHD cGVHD cGVHD cGVHD G1-6 (26) (20) (20) (17) (15) (24) order Total 48803 probes median 5.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 −0.65 precision-weighted AND median 6.0 4.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 2.0 −0.95 heteroscedastic T-test p-value cutoff <=0.05 GVHD positive > GVHD negative average expression P > N P > N P > N P > N P > N P > N Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Pearson R G1: G2: G3: G4: G5: G6: R: Rank a-no&c- a-no&ex- a-12&no- a-12&ex- a-34&no- a-34&ex- series, noGVHD cGVHD cGVHD cGVHD cGVHD cGVHD G1-6 (26) (20) (20) (17) (15) (24) order N > P P > N total Total 48803 probes median 2.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.0 0.65 total 21790 27013 48803 precision-weighted median 1.0 2.0 4.0 4.0 5.0 4.0 0.85 total 197 118 315 AND hetero- scedastic T-test p-value cutoff <= 0.05

For the N>P Total and Select Subsets, the Rank (median RNA expression rank) for Group 1, compared to each of the Group 2 to Group 6 Ranks, is consistently greater for the N>P Subset, without exception. Likewise, for the P>N Total and Select Subsets, the Rank for Group 1, compared to each of the Group 2 to Group 6 Ranks, is consistently smaller for the P>N Subset, without exception. (Table 10). Note that the selection criteria for the N>P and P>N subsets are restricted to comparing the average of Group 1 to the average of the combined samples of Groups 2 to 6, and not the individual averages for Groups 2 to 6. Therefore, (1) the applied selection criteria for the N>P and P>N Subsets do not necessarily guarantee that the Ranks of Groups 2 to 6 need uniformly to be greater or smaller than the Group 1 Rank, and (2) the fact that they actually are, demonstrates that there is no strong bias within any one of the Group 2 to 6 members that would place its Rank on the other side of the Group 1 Rank compared to the other Group 2 to Group 6 Ranks.

Furthermore, for the N>P Total Subset and P>N Total Subset, the Ranks for Groups 2 to 6 are all the same, demonstrating a high-level of uniformity of the Groups 2 to 6 Ranks over all the surveyed 48,803 microarray probes (Table 10). In contrast, for the select 1,024 GVHD outcome associated probes, the Rank order within Groups 2 to 6 shows a clear descending trend from Rank 4 to 2 for the N>P Select Subset, and ascending trend from Rank 2 to 5 within the P>N Select Subset, in parallel to increasing GVHD Group number and associated severity of GVHD. This deviation from the Group 2 to 6 Rank uniformity (observed above for the total set of 48,803 probes) is not indicative of an arbitrary bias. Rather, it signifies an ordered, parallel trend, where magnitude of gene expression correlates with severity of GVHD, measurably evidenced in very high magnitude Pearson correlations (R) of −0.95 for the N>P Select Subset, and +0.92 for the P>N Select Subset, between Rank order and GVHD Group number.

To summarize, the key insight from the strong correlation of GVHD Group disease severity order with Rank (median RNA expression rank) order for the 1,024 probes of the N>P Select Subset and P>N Select Subset (Table 10), is that the selection of these probes according to T-test performance for the anyGVHD vs. noGVHD class division, did not per se select for any orderings or distinguishing features within the 5 GVHD positive Groups 2 to 6. This is because the samples of Groups 2 to 6 were simply pooled for the T-test analysis, thereby losing all information on specific GVHD positive Group sources. Therefore, the observed Rank order within the GVHD positive Groups is an inherent, natural biological property exhibited by this select set of RNA profiles, independent of the means by which the probes were selected in the statistical analysis. In other words, the strong Pearson correlations of the Group 2 to 6 Ranks with the GVHD Group numbers could not have been inadvertently imposed by the analysis and processing of the data as statistical artifact, but indeed reflects the workings of specific molecular profiles underlying the Ranks and their association with actual biologically manifested GVHD intensity.

GVHD Outcome Prediction Revealed No Transplant Center-Associated Biases:

Below as concrete examples, the GVHD-outcome predictive behavior and sample transplant center source distributions for two specific individual RNA expression predictors were examined. In particular, “CTCF” (CCCTC-binding factor), for which expression levels tend to increase with GVHD intensity; “BLVRA” (biliverdin reductase A), for which expression levels tend to decrease with GVHD intensity; and “RNA20” (component RNA species listed in Table 9), an exemplary 20 RNA expression set “voting” model (METHODS and Table 8).

RNA expression measurement values are plotted for all 122 samples in ascending order for each of the six GVHD outcome classes, and labeled according to the samples' transplant center sources (TCS) (FIGS. 5-7, CTCF TCS, BLVRA TCS, RNA20 TCS). Transplant centers providing at least 4 samples are labeled with separate colors (n=85), centers providing 2-3 samples are labeled by triangles (n=13), and centers providing only one sample each are labeled by squares (n=24). Each data point is also labeled with the number of the transplant center (actual names of the centers were thus far blinded), followed by the numbers of samples provided by that center after the dash. Note in all three examples (CTCF, BLVRA and the RNA20 model), samples from multi-center and single center sources appear to be evenly distributed, and show no clustering within specific expression value ranges, or association biases toward specific GVHD outcome groups. In spite of any potential variations introduced by the different transplant centers that might distort or bias the gene expression assays or GVHD outcome attribution, each of these three concrete examples shows strong GVHD outcome prediction capability in terms of T-test performance and LDA accuracy measures (Table 11).

TABLE 11 PERFORMANCE RNA marker or set CTCF BLVRA Select 20 Select 20 Select 20 Select 20 Select 20 GVHD outcome class division anyGVHD anyGVHD anyGVHD cGVHD vs. aGVHD vs. a&cGVHD a34GVHD vs. noGVHD vs. noGVHD vs. noGVHD noGVHD noGVHD vs. noGVHD vs. noGVHD Post-test GVHD risk percentage FN/(TN + FN) 33% 31%  6%  5%  6%  4%  0% Post-test GVHD risk reduction Ptot − 17% 19% 44% 45% 44% 46%  50% FN/(TN + FN) Post-test relative GVHD risk reduction 35% 38% 88% 90% 89% 93% 100% [Ptot − FN/(TN + FN)]/Ptot Negative Predictive Value TN/(TN + FN) 0.67 0.69 0.94 0.95 0.94 0.96 1.00 True Negative Rate (specificity) TN/(TN + FP) 0.73 0.69 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.65 0.31 Positive Predictive Value TP/(TP + FP) 0.71 0.69 0.73 0.74 0.74 0.74 0.74 True Positive Rate (sensitivity) TP/(TP + FN) 0.65 0.69 0.96 0.97 0.96 0.98 1.00 Accuracy (TP + TN)/(TN + FN + FP + TP) 0.69 0.69 0.81 0.81 0.81 0.81 0.83 p heteroscedastic T-test 6.57E−03 4.31E−03 1.10E−08 2.53E−08 2.93E−09 5.81E−09 1.66E−09

Outcome Prediction Observations with Respect to Different RNA Models CTCF, BLVRA and RNA20:

In another series of plots, samples are labeled according to the six GVHD outcome Groups, and the average RNA expression value for each Group is superimposed to specifically illustrate increasing or decreasing trends of gene expression with GVHD outcome Group number, and concomitant GVHD clinical intensity. In FIG. 8 (CTCF GROUPS) we observe a steady, monotonously increasing series of GVHD Group average with GVHD Group number. FIG. 9 (BLVRA GROUPS) illustrates a steady downward trend of GVHD Group average with GVHD Group number. Note the absence of very low, detection limit values in Group 1, and absence for very high values in Group 6, representing the most severe forms of GVHD.

In FIG. 10 (RNA20 GROUPS), plotting the relative score of GVHD negative votes from 20 well-performing individual LDA models, there is a steady downward trend of GVHD Group average score with increasing GVHD severity. Notable is the much larger gap between the average of the no GVHD group (Group 1) and the averages of the five GVHD positive groups (Group 1 through Group 6) (Nomenclature Reminder: A class can comprise one Group, typically Group 1; another Class can comprise several Groups, e.g., the class representing “anyGVHD” comprises Groups 2 to 6).

Sample-specific GVHD outcome prediction for anyGVHD vs. no GVHD (Table 6) is plotted in detail for the LDA models corresponding to the two individual RNA expression markers, and the 20 RNA marker voting model in FIGS. 11-13 (CTCF LDA, BLVRA LDA and RNA20 LDA-A). Essentially, samples are classified as being in the GVHD negative or positive class depending on whether their expression level falls on the same side (above or below) the separatrix as the average observed expression of that class, i.e. in FIG. 11 (CTCF LDA) samples are classified as GVHD negative below the separatrix, and in FIGS. 12 and 13 (BLVRA LDA and RNA 20 LDA) samples are classified as GVHD negative above the separatrix. Then depending on whether these classifications are correct, or incorrect, compared to the known, true class of the sample, each sample is then scored as either TN (True Negative), FN (False Negative), FP (False Positive), or TP (True Positive). As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 (CTCF LDA, and BLVRA LDA), the vast majority of GVHD positive samples is classified correctly, but many of the negative samples are classified incorrectly (False Positives). Part of this asymmetry is a direct result of the overall asymmetrical representation of numbers of positive samples (n=96) and numbers negative samples (n=26) involved, i.e., even give a minor relative False Negative classification rate (False Negatives representing positive samples), this rate would be multiplied by 96/26=3.7 fold to arrive at the estimated observed number of positive samples misclassified as negative. Remarkably, in FIG. 13 (RNA20 LDA-A), even given the asymmetrical representation of positive and negative samples, there are only 4 GVHD positive samples misclassified as negative (NPV=0.94). This demonstrates that a simple voting scheme of 20 well-performing RNA expression LDA models is able to overcome most misclassifications that may be due to various sources of arbitrary signal variation and noise.

Note that the exemplary RNA20 voting scheme reflects a simple aggregation of GVHD negative predictions, i.e. votes, for each of the 20 component RNA marker RNA models, combined with a GVHD negative prediction threshold of “at least a 77% majority of the GVHD negative votes is required for a sample to be classified as GVHD negative” (see METHODS and Table 7).

Essentially, the voting scheme is designed to overcome the limitations and error sources of each of the component markers by incorporating the information of 20 of them, and also provides flexibility in defining the stringency of GVHD negative outcome predictions through setting of the voting threshold. For example, the threshold value of 0.77 used here was manually selected to minimize False Negatives and maximize the Negative Predictive Value, while maintaining a relatively high number of True Negatives and high TNR (FIG. 18, RNA20 LDA PERFORMANCE-A). Correspondingly, in Table 7 very low numbers of False Negatives classified by the exemplary RNA20 model for each of the six GVHD groups was consistently observed. Note that for both Groups 5 and 6, totaling 39 samples originating from 24 different U.S. clinical centers, not a single False Negative prediction was observed. For clinical application, it is highly desirable to have low False Negative Rates, i.e., it is highly desirable to have a very low rate of declaring a donor suitable for HCT before transplantation so as to not induce GVHD, when in fact after transplantation, the patient unfortunately does present GVHD due to the donor HCT.

In addition to predicting well any GVHD vs. no GVHD outcomes, the 20 RNA expression LDA voting model also performs as well or better for distinguishing different types and intensities of chronic and acute GVHD from no GVHD outcomes (see Tables 6 and 11). For distinguishing chronic GVHD (alone or in combination with any form of acute GVHD) from no GVHD outcomes (cGVHD vs. noGVHD), only 2 False Negative classifications were reported (FIG. 14, RNA20 LDA-B) (NPV=0.95). For distinguishing any form of acute GVHD (alone or in combination with chronic GVHD) from no GVHD outcomes (aGVHD vs. noGVHD), only 3 False Negative classifications were reported (FIG. 15, RNA20 LDA-C) (NPV=0.94). For distinguishing chronic GVHD in combination with acute GVHD (in any form) from no GVHD outcomes (a&cGVHD vs. noGVHD), only 1 False Negative classification was reported (FIG. 16, RNA20 LDA-D) (NPV=0.96). Notably, for distinguishing the most severe forms of grade 3 or 4 acute GVHD (alone or in combination with chronic GVHD) from no GVHD outcomes (a34GVHD vs. noGVHD), not a single False Negative classification was reported (FIG. 17, RNA20 LDA-E).

Example 7

This example includes a summary of GVHD outcome prediction performance.

Summary of GVHD Outcome Prediction Results:

The numerical outcome classification results for all of the single and 20 RNA marker models described above are summarized in Table 11. LDA outcome predictive measures are based on balanced LDA models, adjusted to represent an equal number of samples-wise contribution of GVHD negative and positive outcome samples (as described in Methods). While class discriminating T-test p-values of 6.6E-03 and 4.3E-03 (notation: xEy means standard scientific notation x times 10̂y) are reported for the single variable models for the anyGVHD vs. noGVHD division, the p-value for the 20RNA marker model is several orders of magnitude smaller, i.e. 1.1E-08. For the single RNA marker models, an overall Accuracy is reported of 69%, while for the 20 marker models, accuracies are much higher, in the 81-83% range.

Of the greatest potential clinical significance is the increase in the Negative Predictive Value (NPV) from 67-69% in the single marker models to >90% for the RNA20 voting models. The NPV represents how many of the samples that were classified as GVHD negative are truly negative. For example, using the data of this study, with an NPV of 100% for the a34GVHD vs. noGVHD outcome prediction, and if only donors were used that would be classified as GVHD negative using this model, none of such transplants would experience acute grade 3 or 4 GVHD. This would correspond to a complete, 100% elimination of GVHD occurrence based on the ˜50% GVHD incidence currently observed. This is a significant improvement over selecting HCT donors on the basis of HLA matching with an HCT recipient.

Trade-offs in outcome-prediction are possible through deliberate re-setting of thresholds (i.e., re-positionings of separatrices): When examining accuracy measures in LDA models for GVHD outcome prediction, gains in one performance measure may mean losses in another performance measure, depending on where the separatrix is positioned. For the exemplary RNA20 model, as the Negative Predictive Value (NPV) increases, the True Negative Rate (TNR, Specificity) decreases (FIG. 18, RNA20 LDA PERFORMANCE-A). Note: Such “detector threshold-dependent” tradeoff phenomena are well known generally and often summarized as “ROC” curves (Receiver Operating Characteristic curves). As more of the samples classified as GVHD negative turn out to be truly negative (NPV), the fewer of the total negative samples are classified correctly (TNR). In other words, the cost or price for minimizing the number of GVHD positive transplantations that are mistakenly classified before transplantation as negative, is that in a clinical context some donors leading to GVHD negative transplantations would be omitted. However, in the exemplary RNA20 model, in which the separatrix is positioned at a relative GVHD negative voting score of 0.77, a 94% NPV is obtained in combination with a 65% TNR. In other words, to be 94% certain to avoid GVHD, one would need to accept the loss of 35% of donors that would have been misclassified as GVHD positive. However, no substantial harm would be done, except for the loss of a candidate HCT donor. The detailed behavior of all 5 LDA accuracy measures, also including Positive Predict Value (PPV) and True Positive Rate (TPR, Sensitivity), is shown in FIG. 19, RNA20 LDA PERFORMANCE-B.

Example 8

This example includes a description of using gene expression ratios to normalize or standardize values for comparison in GVHD outcome determination and prediction.

In analytic chemistry, physics, and quantitative measurement ratiometric assays can be more accurate than analogous assays employing only one analyte or measured quantity. An inherent accuracy advantage of a ratiometric assay, when it has an advantage, it that it is substantially self-calibrated against some reliable reference standard when the measurement is reported as a ratio of a signal of interest to a germane reference signal measured for the same sample using the same instrument.

Generally speaking, a ratiometric assay can involve (i) the ratio of a measured quantity A of interest divided by a measured reference value for A, (ii) the ratio of two distinct different (whether related or independent) measured quantities A and B, or more elaborate ratios such as, but not necessarily limited to, the ratio of A to a reference value of A divided by a ratio of B to a reference value of B, (iii) ratios of the kind described in points (i) and (ii) wherein the numerator and denominators are respectively differences between a measured signal and the measured background signal, (iv) combinations of more than one ratios of the kind described in points (i) through (iii).

The reliability of prediction or discrimination of two different outcomes is better when based on a ratiometric assay using a two analytes or predictors as a ratio rather than using two separate single-analyte assays. This phenomena of increased accuracy when in ratiometric form occurs when the contrast between two different outcomes (i.e., assessments or as predicted outcomes) is inherently enhanced when considering a ratio. For example, suppose outcome 1 archetype is characterized by the expression of gene A being high and the expression of gene B being low; whereas outcome 2 archetype is characterized by the expression of gene A being low and the expression of gene B being high. In situations of that kind, then typically the ratio of expressions A to B will be more accurate, and more sensitive, in discriminating one outcome vs. another, or in predicting one outcome rather than another, when the gene expression ratio is used rather than when using one gene alone or both genes separately.

Again, ratiometric assays of gene expression (i.e., gene expression ratios) can be formulated either as (i) a ratio of an expression of particular gene of interest (i.e., a predictor gene) relative to a housekeeping gene, or relative to a summary value assessed across a set of housekeeping genes, or (ii) as the ratio two different particular gene expressions of interest, i.e., as the ratio of two different predictor gene expressions. As explained above, version (i) has properties of intrinsic self-calibration of the measurement of the predictor, and (ii) has self-calibration properties and intrinsic increase of contrast relative to two different contrasting outcomes of interest (as described above).

One clear advantage of ratios over separate measurements, when it occurs, is when measurements are scaled by undetermined multiplicative factors, or gain, that are constant for a given instrument on which the measurements are made, then ratios are more accurate—especially with respective to differences from threshold values—than individual measurements. This is because a constant (albeit unknown) multiplicative scale factor cancels equally from both numerator and denominator in a ratio of two measurements.

There also are advantageous measurement noise-cancellation (technical, systemic, or biological noise or random variation) properties of ratios that are possible in some situations for ratios that are advantages not available to single gene (single predictor) measurements used separately. In particular, if on the average the expression of two different genes are anti-correlated, (i.e., when one tends to increase, the other tends to decrease, or vice-versa), then when re-cast in logarithmic form (or logarithmic-like form, e.g., inverse hyperbolic sine transformed), then the quasi-random noise components of the two separate gene expression measurements tend to cancel when the two gene expression measurements are fundamentally composed as a ratio. This is a general mathematical, or arithmetic, or statistical phenomenon (i.e., not confined only to gene expression) sometimes known as “the method of antithetic variables” (C Eisenhart & M. Zelin, Elements of Probability, Ch. 12, in EU Condon & H Odishaw, eds., Handbook of Physics, McGraw-Hill Book Co., NY, 1958, pp. 1-143; P. Kevin MacKeown, Stochastic Simulation in Physics, Springer-Verlag, Singapore, 1997, esp. p. 21 & p. 212) where in the sum of two variables has less noise or variance than the sum of the noise or variance of each variable separately when the two variables are anti-correlated.

When logarithm, or a quasi-log functions such as inverse hyperbolic sine, of a ratio is used, then the log ratio becomes the log of the numerator minus the log of the denominator. If the numerator and denominator variables are more or less negatively correlated, then the “antithetic variables” partially cancel noise, or a reduction in variance occurs. That is, the phenomenon of partial cancellation of noise through “antithetic variables” is an additional side-advantage that can be obtained when ratiometric measurements are employed.

Example 9

This example includes a description of prediction of GVHD risk on a continuous scale or score or index, based on measured expression levels of single or multiple predictor genes.

Gene expression measurements of predictor genes, or expression ratios involving predictor genes and a reference gene (e.g., housekeeping gene), or expression ratios of two different predictor genes in HCT donors represent in principle a continuum of numerical values. Each such measurement values, or interval or values, or range of values (from the continuum) can be associated, in an experimentally \computationally \statistically evidence-based way, with a particular predicted risk before transplantation that the donor's HCT will induce GVHD, or not induce GVHD, in the HCT recipient (patient) after transplantation.

A single example of such a risk of GVHD number or value could be a threshold reference expression measurement value, below or above which, the risk of GVHD occurring will be below or above a certain probability, or vice-versa; which in turn can be described as low or high risk of GVHD. GVHD outcome prediction essentially can be then carried out in two ways: (1) as reporting a high or low GVHD risk, or reporting a specific probability or interval or range of probability; or (2) as a value on a continuum of GVHD probabilities or GVHD risk scores. Such risk scores, which are considered to be coming from a continuum, under a GVHD outcome predictive mathematical\statistical \numerical model applied to measured gene expressions could be implemented through use of straight-forward mathematical formulas or from pre-computed numerical look-up tables that capture the same numerical input (gene expressions)-to-output (risk of GVHD) mappings or behaviors as would a mathematical formula.

Moreover, measured expression values involving multiple different genes, or multiple expression ratios, may be combined further in multiple ways—such as simple arithmetic addition or addition with re-scaling by pre-defined constants, or other straight-forward and clear mathematical operations, to arrive at a continuous-valued output variable that can be associated with a continuum of GVHD risk, or GVHD probability, or GVHD risk scores, etc., or indeed threshold reference values for specific defined GVHD risks or GVHD probabilities.

Also, expression measurement values of GVHD outcome predictive genes, or ratios involving such predictive genes and reference (e.g., housekeeping) genes, or ratios involving two different genes, each separately can cast a high-GVHD-risk vote (e.g., numerical value=1 or a little less than 1), or a low-GVHD-risk vote (e.g., numerical value=0 or little larger than 0), and these votes from a set of such measurements or ratios of measurements can be added together to form an overall voting score or index. The voting score or index can be considered to be form a continuum, or quasi-continuum, ranging between 0 and 1. Such a voting score of index then can be associated with a continuum of GVHD risks or GVHD probabilities, or fall above or below certain pre-defined threshold values for likely or unlikely GVHD, or fall into pre-defined intervals (partitioning the score range between 0 and 1) that qualitatively report degrees of GVHD risk.

Example 10

This example includes a description of the analysis of an additional 120 donor PBMC (peripheral blood mononuclear cells) samples, combined with the 122 donor PBMC samples described above, resulting in a total of 242 donor PBMC samples, with corresponding recipient GVHD histories to identify GVHD predictor genes.

Conventional computational cross-validation was applied as an approach to assess the outcome predictive performance of single genes and voting schemes. To assist ranking genes among one another for outcome predictive capability, a form of constrained linear discriminant analysis was employed as well to assess genes' performance on discriminating different degrees of GVHD vs. no GVHD across the set of patients associated with their respective donor.

As a result of the advanced computational statistical analysis listed above having been carried out on a total of 242 donor sample gene expression profiles with GVHD outcome information (120 new donor samples added to the initial 122 donor samples analyzed as discussed in detail above), an additional set of 121 genes were identified as GVHD outcome predictors. In addition, 23 genes were identified as housekeeping (“HSK”) genes (including the eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4H (EIF4H) transcript variant 1 gene previously listed as a predictive gene based on analysis of the initial 122 samples). In total, 143 new genes (Table 2A, RNA143) were identified as diagnostic test candidate genes (121 outcome predictor genes, 22 housekeeping genes, all also fully listed in the RNA192 list, Table 2B), that were not included in the results of the initial analysis of 122 samples and therefore not included in the prior RNA1546 list. As a result of a more in-depth analysis of the complete 242 donor sample/GVHD history dataset, 192 genes (Table 2B, 169 predictive genes and 23 housekeeping genes) have now been selected as an exemplary “RNA192” list of the genes for further high fidelity RT-PCR gene expression assays.

Example 11

This example includes a description of real-time, reverse transcription (RT) quantitative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) measurement of candidate N and P predictor gene expression, and N and P predictor gene expression data.

For applications in human medical diagnostics, RT-PCR (Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction) for gene expression measurement, such as implemented in the TaqMan real-time RT-PCR platform (ABI, Applied Biosystems Inc.), is considered to be the “gold standard” for high-fidelity quantitative gene expression level assessment, compared to the generally deemed to be less accurate and less sensitive microarray gene expression analysis (such as used for the survey of mRNA levels described herein from GVHD donor samples using the IIlumina HT12 v3.0 microarray platform covering ˜48,000 different gene-specific probes).

Real-time RT-PCR (Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction) gene expression data was acquired for 192 specified genes (listed in Table 2B as “RNA 192”) and 180 different donor frozen blood samples. Conventional TaqMan platform was employed, using 100 ng cDNA per reaction (cDNA being derived from the RNA samples acquired as described above). Each gene is defined by a unique primer according to an off-the-shelf TaqMan assay ID (ABI, Applied Biosystems Inc.). The technically pre-validated commercially available TaqMan assays define the nucleotide sequences of the gene-specific primers and hydrolysis probes; however, the exact nucleotide sequences are proprietary to ABI. ABI TaqMan assays have been optimized by ABI to result in a PCR amplification efficiency (E) of E=2.

The following is conventional and an industrial standard, essentially in commoditized use for many years: RT-PCR involves an initial RT (reverse transcription) step, which converts the RNA to cDNA, which is followed by PCR (polymerase chain reaction) amplification of the cDNA. Real-time RT-PCR involves the use of gene sequence specific internal hydrolysis probe, in addition to the gene sequence-specific primers. The internal hydrolysis probe contains nucleotides that are chemically modified with fluorescence probes, which deliberately quench each other's fluorescence when placed in close proximity on the hydrolysis probe strand. When the internal hydrolysis probe binds to a single strand of amplified, gene specific cDNA, the 5′-3′ exonuclease activity of the thermo-stable DNA polymerase used in PCR breaks up the hydrolysis probe into its constituent nucleotides. As these fluorescently labeled constituent nucleotides are released, they no longer quench each other, and a quantifiable fluorescence signal proportional to the gene-specific mRNA copy number (but as cDNA starting amount) emerges in the RT-PCR reaction. This signal increases proportionally in a gene-specific fashion to the amount of cDNA amplified.

The TaqMan measurement output reports for each sample and each gene a C_(t) value, defined as the RT-PCR cycle number at which a pre-defined fluorescence signal (STV, signal threshold value) of the assay is achieved. All instrument-level C_(t) value measurement output data will from now on be referred to here as RWCT, i.e. “raw C_(t)”. The RWCT value is inversely proportional to the concentration of the starting amount of the cDNA (because the smaller the initial cDNA starting amount, the more RT-PCR cycles, i.e., the greater is C_(t), necessary to reach STV).

Determining the original amount of starting material before PCR amplification, i.e., S (signal), is carried out according to the following literature and established in-practice equation, expressed in logarithmic form (log is always defined as log₁₀, i.e. logarithm on base 10):

log S=log STV−C _(t)*log E

where: S=Initial signal or amount of gene in sample (which is to be imputed by the assay); STV=Signal Threshold Value of gene amplification for determining C_(t) (predefined); and E=Efficiency of PCR amplification (thoroughly checked by PBD to be essentially equal to 2).

The term “UNDETERMINED” is assigned conventionally for RWCT values >40 in the TaqMan output, since signals above 40 cycles are not considered reliable, i.e., too many amplification cycles are needed to reach STV. Standard real-time RT-PCR practice terminates the amplification procedure at 40 cycles.

For the analysis used herein, RWCT values <20 are labeled as OUTLIERS, since they are suggestive of unrealistically high gene-specific initial amounts that therefore should not be considered as a reliable assay output.

As implemented herein, RT-PCR data pre-processing in 4 steps to arrive at RRCF values, on which GVHD outcome prediction determinations are based. Note: RRCF is defined as “RT-PCR, Relative, log signal, E=2, Clear, with Floor values replaced”.

1. Replacement of OUTLIER values:

-   -   RCTC (RT-PCR, C_(t), Clean)     -   All OUTLIER values are replaced with the median RWCT value of         the gene over all 180 samples in the dataset. “Clean” refers to         OUTLIER values having been substituted with the median.         2. Generation of logarithmic RT-PCR signal for PCR efficiency         E=2:     -   RL2C (RT-PCR, Log signal, E=2, Clean)     -   RL2C values are calculated from RCTC values according to the         following equation:

RL2C=log STV−RCTC*log(2)

-   -   Note: log STV=14, i.e. log STV is defined by PBD to equal 14 in         arbitrary units (there is no existing convention in RT-PCR         practice that recommends a particular unit or scaling), in an         effort to generate RT-PCR output values to be in a numerical         range comparable to the processed Illumina microarray data         leading the GVHD predictive gene lists in the P2 filing.         3. Replacement of UNDETERMINED “floor” values:     -   RL2F (RT-PCR, Log signal, E=2, clean, Floor values replaced)     -   UNDETERMINED “floor” values are substituted by the following         value (representing the RL2C value for RCTC=40):

RL2F(for UNDETERMINED values)=[14−40*log(2)]=1.95880017344075

4. Relative (relative quantitation) RT-PCR signal through correction of background signal by subtraction of relative average signal of housekeeping (HSK) genes:

-   -   RRCF (RT-PCR, Relative, log signal, E=2, Clean, Floor values         replaced)     -   Relative quantitation of the RT-PCR signal through correction of         background signal is carried out by subtraction of the relative         average signal of 6 housekeeping (RHSKAG6) genes of each sample         according to the following equation:

RRCF=RL2F−RHSKAG6

-   -   Note: RHSKAG6 is defined for each sample as the Relative HSK         Average signal of 6 PBD-selected HSK genes (HSK6), centered at         zero over all 180 RHSKAG6 values:

RHSKAG6=HSKAG6−AVGHSKAG6

-   -   AVGHSKAG6 is defined as a constant, representing the average         value of all 180 sample-specific determinations of HSKAG6.     -   HSKAG6 is defined for each sample as the average of the 6         housekeeping gene RL2F values.

Definition of Exemplary 6 Housekeeping Genes (HSK6) for Determination of HSKAG6 Value Used for RRCF Determination:

Table 12 details the HSK6 list, used for HSKAG6 and RHSKAG6 determination (also see above):

RHSKAG6=HSKAG6−[average HSKAG6 over all 180 samples]

TABLE 12 List of 6 housekeeping genes (“HSK6”) used for relative quantitation of RRCF RT-PCR signal P2 PBD Gene 175 RNA192 ACCESSION BASIC ABI Gene performance P2 Dx index Index (without decimal) ABI Assay ID Symbol ABI Gene Name rank function 158 175 NM_032195 Hs00371372_m1 SON SON DNA binding protein 06HSK HSK 159 176 NM_016061 Hs00763191_s1 YPEL5 yippee-like 5 (Drosophila) 07HSK HSK 160 177 NM_013379 Hs01115161_m1 DPP7 dipeptidyl-peptidase 7 08HSK HSK 162 179 NM_001033112 Hs00212868_m1 PAIP2 poly(A) binding protein 11HSK HSK interacting protein 2 166 183 NM_018064 Hs00363236_m1 AKIRIN2 akirin 2 15HSK HSK 173 190 NM_030914 Hs00229455_m1 URM1 ubiquitin related modifier 1 23HSK HSK

Selection of 175 Genes that Meet Initial QC Criteria from Total Set of 192 Genes in Table 2B:

The definition herein for the fundamental QC (quality control) criterion that a gene must have been detected (i.e. not have UNDETERMINED, RWCT>=40 values) in >=55% of the data samples. Table 13 lists the 175 genes (“SG175”) of the total set of 192 genes listed in Table 2B that may be considered for further analysis.

TABLE 13 List of exemplary 175 genes (SG175) from total set of 192 genes that meet detectability QC criterion Table 2B, ACCESSION ABI P2 PBD Gene 175 RNA192 BASIC ABI Gene ABI performance P2 Dx P2 index Index (without decimal) Assay ID Symbol Gene Name rank function Direction 1 1 NM_030938 Hs00229548_m1 TMEM49 transmembrane protein 49 001N PRD N 2 2 NM_014232 Hs00360269_m1 VAMP2 vesicle-associated membrane 001P PRD P protein 2 (synaptobrevin 2) 3 3 NM_000024 Hs00240532_s1 ADRB2 adrenergic, beta-2-, receptor, 002N PRD N surface 4 4 NM_004538 Hs00270173_s1 NAP1L3 nucleosome assembly protein 1- 002P PRD P like 3 5 5 NM_001018069 Hs00967385_g1 SERBP1 SERPINE1 mRNA binding 003N PRD N protein 1 6 6 NM_015989 Hs00211126_m1 CSAD cysteine sulfinic acid 003P PRD P decarboxylase 7 7 NM_017455 Hs00247361_m1 NPTN neuroplastin 004N PRD N 8 8 NM_001129 Hs00937468_m1 AEBP1 AE binding protein 1 004P PRD P 9 9 NM_021601 Hs00233566_m1 CD79A CD79a molecule, 005N PRD N immunoglobulin-associated alpha 10 10 NM_000997 Hs02340038_g1 RPL37 ribosomal protein L37 005P PRD P 11 11 NM_145869 Hs00175132_m1 ANXA11 annexin A11 006N PRD N 12 12 NM_006297 Hs00959834_m1 XRCC1 X-ray repair complementing 006P PRD P defective repair in Chinese hamster cells 1 13 13 NM_024921 Hs00227769_m1 POF1B premature ovarian failure, 1B 007N PRD N 14 14 NM_001003789 Hs00255244_m1 RABL2B RAB, member of RAS oncogene 007P PRD P family-like 2B, RAB, member of RAS oncogene family-like 2A 15 15 NM_030918 Hs00229472_m1 SNX27 sorting nexin family member 27 008N PRD N 16 16 NM_080430 Hs00369741_m1 SELM selenoprotein M 008P PRD P 17 17 NM_005437 Hs01033772_g1 NCOA4 nuclear receptor coactivator 4 009N PRD N 18 18 NM_002129 Hs01127828_g1 HMGB2 high-mobility group box 2 009P PRD P 19 20 NM_152468 Hs00380060_m1 TMC8 transmembrane channel-like 8 010P PRD P 20 21 NM_133471 Hs00292978_m1 KIAA1949 KIAA1949 011N PRD N 21 22 NM_138923 Hs00270322_m1 TAF1 TAF1 RNA polymerase II, 011P PRD P TATA box binding protein (TBP)-associated factor, 250 kDa 22 23 NM_018367 Hs00218034_m1 ACER3 alkaline ceramidase 3 012N PRD N 23 24 NM_201554 Hs00176278_m1 DGKA diacylglycerol kinase, alpha 012P PRD P 80 kDa 24 25 NM_145755 Hs00377534_m1 TTC21A tetratricopeptide repeat domain 013N PRD N 21A 25 26 NM_018571 Hs00251360_s1 STRADB STE20-related kinase adaptor 013P PRD P beta 26 28 NM_002811 Hs00427396_m1 PSMD7 proteasome (prosome, 014P PRD P macropain) 26S subunit, non- ATPase, 7 27 29 NM_020654 Hs00221046_m1 SENP7 SUMO1/sentrin specific 015N PRD N peptidase 7 28 30 NM_002082 Hs00357776_g1 GRK6 G protein-coupled receptor 015P PRD P kinase 6 29 31 NM_001042472 Hs01018047_m1 ABHD12 abhydrolase domain containing 016N PRD N 12 30 32 NM_004698 Hs00757030_m1 PRPF3 PRP3 pre-mRNA processing 016P PRD P factor 3 homolog (S. cerevisiae) 31 34 NM_153701 Hs00538167_m1 IL12RB1 interleukin 12 receptor, beta 1 017P PRD P 32 35 NM_012459 Hs02339636_g1 TIMM8B translocase of inner 018N PRD N mitochondrial membrane 8 homolog B (yeast) 33 36 NM_001077268 Hs00262564_m1 ZFYVE19 zinc finger, FYVE domain 018P PRD P containing 19 34 37 NM_006371 Hs01035151_m1 CRTAP cartilage associated protein 019N PRD N 35 38 NR_003654 Hs00364437_m1 SCAND2 SCAN domain containing 2 019P PRD P pseudogene 36 39 NM_006762 Hs00198882_m1 LAPTM5 lysosomal protein 020N PRD N transmembrane 5 37 40 NM_016619 Hs00930964_g1 PLAC8 placenta-specific 8 020P PRD P 38 41 NM_003780 Hs00243566_m1 B4GALT2 UDP-Gal:betaGlcNAc beta 1,4- 021N PRD N galactosyltransferase, polypeptide 2 39 43 NM_024896 Hs00227643_m1 ERMP1 endoplasmic reticulum 022N PRD N metallopeptidase 1 40 44 NM_002494 Hs00159587_m1 NDUFC1 NADH dehydrogenase 022P PRD P (ubiquinone) 1, subcomplex unknown, 1, 6 kDa 41 45 NM_000161 Hs00609198_m1 GCH1 GTP cyclohydrolase 1 023N PRD N 42 46 NM_006346 Hs00197131_m1 PIBF1 progesterone 023P PRD P immunomodulatory binding factor 1 43 47 NM_145288 Hs00377132_m1 ZNF296 zinc finger protein 296 024N PRD N 44 48 NM_016446 Hs00255552_m1 TMEM8B transmembrane protein 8B 024P PRD P 45 50 NM_012117 Hs01127577_m1 CBX5 chromobox homolog 5 025P PRD P 46 51 NM_130787 Hs00367123_m1 AP2A1 adaptor-related protein complex 026N PRD N 2, alpha 1 subunit 47 52 NM_001981 Hs00179978_m1 EPS15 epidermal growth factor receptor 026P PRD P pathway substrate 15 48 53 NM_005871 Hs00195343_m1 SMNDC1 survival motor neuron domain 027N PRD N containing 1 49 54 NM_022474 Hs00223885_m1 MPP5 membrane protein, palmitoylated 027P PRD P 5 (MAGUK p55 subfamily member 5) 50 55 NM_145912 Hs00377608_m1 NFAM1 NFAT activating protein with 028N PRD N ITAM motif 1 51 56 NM_016173 Hs00275076_m1 HEMK1 HemK methyltransferase family 028P PRD P member 1 52 57 NM_173843 Hs00893626_m1 IL1RN interleukin 1 receptor antagonist 029N PRD N 53 58 NM_006565 Hs00902008_m1 CTCF CCCTC-binding factor (zinc 029P PRD P finger protein) 54 59 NM_000201 Hs00164932_m1 ICAM1 intercellular adhesion molecule 1 030N PRD N 55 60 NM_145306 Hs00293954_m1 C10orf35 chromosome 10 open reading 030P PRD P frame 35 56 61 NM_005360 Hs00193519_m1 MAF v-maf musculoaponeurotic 031N PRD N fibrosarcoma oncogene homolog (avian) 57 62 NM_001459 Hs00181740_m1 FLT3LG fms-related tyrosine kinase 3 031P PRD P ligand 58 63 NM_015112 Hs00248380_m1 MAST2 microtubule associated 032N PRD N serine/threonine kinase 2 59 64 NM_015057 Hs00209335_m1 MYCBP2 MYC binding protein 2 032P PRD P 60 66 NM_201438 Hs00212889_m1 PPHLN1 periphilin 1 033P PRD P 61 68 NM_004798 Hs01122781_m1 KIF3B kinesin family member 3B 034P PRD P 62 70 NM_152850 Hs00912503_m1 PIGO phosphatidylinositol glycan 035P PRD P anchor biosynthesis, class O 63 71 NM_004155 Hs00244603_m1 SERPINB9 serpin peptidase inhibitor, clade 036N PRD N B (ovalbumin), member 9 64 72 NM_003328 Hs01053640_m1 TXK TXK tyrosine kinase 036P PRD P 65 73 NM_020820 Hs00368207_m1 PREX1 phosphatidylinositol-3,4,5- 037N PRD N trisphosphate-dependent Rac exchange factor 1 66 74 NM_001007468 Hs00268260_m1 SMARCB1 SWI/SNF related, matrix 037P PRD P associated, actin dependent regulator of chromatin, subfamily b, member 1 67 75 NM_018044 Hs00216128_m1 NSUN5 NOP2/Sun domain family, 038N PRD N member 5 68 76 NM_172177 Hs00204112_m1 MRPL42 mitochondrial ribosomal protein 038P PRD P L42 69 77 NM_020808 Hs00384853_m1 SIPA1L2 signal-induced proliferation- 039N PRD N associated 1 like 2 70 79 NM_006007 Hs00829622_s1 ZFAND5 zinc finger, AN1-type domain 5 040N PRD N 71 80 NM_013374 Hs00183813_m1 PDCD6IP programmed cell death 6 040P PRD P interacting protein 72 81 NM_001014839 Hs00379444_m1 NCDN neurochondrin 041N PRD N 73 82 NM_006370 Hs00762282_s1 VTI1B vesicle transport through 041P PRD P interaction with t-SNAREs homolog 1B (yeast) 74 84 NM_032026 Hs00757279_mH TATDN1 TatD DNase domain containing 1 042P PRD P 75 85 NM_005436 Hs00193731_m1 CCDC6 coiled-coil domain containing 6 043N PRD N 76 86 NM_032314 Hs00260456_m1 COQ5 coenzyme Q5 homolog, 043P PRD P methyltransferase (S. cerevisiae) 77 87 NM_002158 Hs00939664_m1 FOXN2 forkhead box N2 044N PRD N 78 88 NM_007124 Hs01126016_m1 UTRN utrophin 044P PRD P 79 89 NM_138711 Hs01115513_m1 PPARG peroxisome proliferator- 045N PRD N activated receptor gamma 80 90 NM_019083 Hs00219487_m1 CCDC76 coiled-coil domain containing 76 045P PRD P 81 91 NM_001002246 Hs00212858_m1 ANAPC11 anaphase promoting complex 046N PRD N subunit 11 82 92 NM_001007277 Hs00903035_g1 EI24 etoposide induced 2.4 mRNA 046P PRD P 83 93 NM_004450 Hs00427977_m1 ERH enhancer of rudimentary 047N PRD N homolog (Drosophila) 84 94 NM_032449 Hs00383486_m1 CC2D1B coiled-coil and C2 domain 047P PRD P containing 1B 85 95 NM_001009922 Hs00295839_m1 RCHY1 ring finger and CHY zinc finger 048N PRD N domain containing 1 86 96 NM_006405 Hs00197392_m1 TM9SF1 transmembrane 9 superfamily 048P PRD P member 1 87 99 NM_015633 Hs00381867_m1 FGFR1OP2 FGFR1 oncogene partner 2 050N PRD N 88 100 NM_014865 Hs00274505_m1 NCAPD2 non-SMC condensin I complex, 050P PRD P subunit D2 89 101 NM_003268 Hs00152825_m1 TLR5 toll-like receptor 5 051N PRD N 90 102 NM_016470 Hs00212852_m1 C20orf111 chromosome 20 open reading 051P PRD P frame 111 91 103 NM_172388 Hs00542678_m1 NFATC1 nuclear factor of activated T- 052N PRD N cells, cytoplasmic, calcineurin- dependent 1 92 104 NM_024605 Hs00226305_m1 ARHGAP10 Rho GTPase activating protein 052P PRD P 10 93 105 NM_058192 Hs00369703_m1 RPUSD1 RNA pseudouridylate synthase 053N PRD N domain containing 1 94 106 NM_003400 Hs00418963_m1 XPO1 exportin 1 (CRM1 homolog, 053P PRD P yeast) 95 108 NM_016447 Hs00212785_m1 MPP6 membrane protein, palmitoylated 054P PRD P 6 (MAGUK p55 subfamily member 6) 96 109 NM_004925 Hs00185020_m1 AQP3 aquaporin 3 (Gill blood group) 055N PRD N 97 110 NM_006348 Hs00197140_m1 COG5 component of oligomeric golgi 055P PRD P complex 5 98 111 NM_020320 Hs00368084_m1 RARS2 arginyl-tRNA synthetase 2, 056N PRD N mitochondrial 99 112 NM_175617 Hs01582977_gH MT1E metallothionein 1E 056P PRD P 100 113 NM_018268 Hs00217534_m1 WDR41 WD repeat domain 41 057N PRD N 101 114 NM_002882 Hs01597912_g1 RANBP1 RAN binding protein 1 057P PRD P 102 116 NM_199367 Hs00275795_m1 SPG7 spastic paraplegia 7 (pure and 058P PRD P complicated autosomal recessive) 103 117 NM_006662 Hs00198472_m1 SRCAP Snf2-related CREBBP activator 059N PRD N protein 104 118 NM_014254 Hs00204546_m1 TMEM5 transmembrane protein 5 059P PRD P 105 119 NM_000355 Hs00165902_m1 TCN2 transcobalamin II 060N PRD N 106 120 NM_145799 Hs00248408_m1 SEPT6 septin 6 060P PRD P 107 121 NM_013332 Hs00203383_m1 C7orf68 chromosome 7 open reading 061N PRD N frame 68 108 122 NM_014911 Hs00208618_m1 AAK1 AP2 associated kinase 1 061P PRD P 109 123 NM_000067 Hs00163869_m1 CA2 carbonic anhydrase II 062N PRD N 110 124 NM_023080 Hs00535769_m1 C8orf33 chromosome 8 open reading 062P PRD P frame 33 111 125 NM_003473 Hs00610137_m1 STAM signal transducing adaptor 063N PRD N molecule (SH3 domain and ITAM motif) 1 112 126 NM_022743 Hs00224208_m1 SMYD3 SET and MYND domain 063P PRD P containing 3 113 127 NM_003003 Hs00608163_m1 SEC14L1 SEC14-like 1 (S. cerevisiae) 064N PRD N 114 128 NM_000848 Hs00265266_g1 GSTM2 glutathione S-transferase mu 2 064P PRD P (muscle) 115 130 NM_003093 Hs00853882_g1 SNRPC small nuclear ribonucleoprotein 065P PRD P polypeptide C 116 131 NM_021067 Hs01040835_m1 GINS1 GINS complex subunit 1 (Psf1 066N PRD N homolog) 117 132 NM_005184 Hs00270914_m1 CALM3 calmodulin 3 (phosphorylase 066P PRD P kinase, delta) 118 133 NM_016310 Hs00363121_m1 POLR3K polymerase (RNA) III (DNA 067N PRD N directed) polypeptide K, 12.3 kDa 119 134 NM_014901 Hs00208576_m1 RNF44 ring finger protein 44 067P PRD P 120 135 NM_004255 Hs00362067_m1 COX5A cytochrome c oxidase subunit Va 068N PRD N 121 136 NM_032177 Hs00536084_m1 PHAX phosphorylated adaptor for RNA 068P PRD P export 122 137 NM_020216 Hs00220260_m1 RNPEP arginyl aminopeptidase 069N PRD N (aminopeptidase B) 123 138 NM_182922 Hs00608563_m1 HEATR3 HEAT repeat containing 3 069P PRD P 124 139 NM_032412 Hs00260900_m1 C5orf32 chromosome 5 open reading 070N PRD N frame 32 125 140 NM_001707 Hs00156055_m1 BCL7B B-cell CLL/lymphoma 7B 070P PRD P 126 141 NM_006402 Hs00246261_m1 HBXIP hepatitis B virus x interacting 071N PRD N protein 127 142 NM_139118 Hs00217433_m1 YY1AP1 YY1 associated protein 1 071P PRD P 128 143 NM_006566 Hs00170832_m1 CD226 CD226 molecule 072N PRD N 129 144 NM_152320 Hs01075391_m1 ZNF641 zinc finger protein 641 072P PRD P 130 146 NM_007249 Hs00971557_m1 KLF12 Kruppel-like factor 12 073P PRD P 131 147 NM_024516 Hs00225908_m1 C16orf53 chromosome 16 open reading 074N PRD N frame 53 132 148 NM_015077 Hs00248344_m1 SARM1 sterile alpha and TIR motif 074P PRD P containing 1 133 149 NM_018177 Hs00905983_m1 N4BP2 NEDD4 binding protein 2 075N PRD N 134 150 NM_001001660 Hs01390827_g1 LYRM5 LYR motif containing 5 075P PRD P 135 151 NM_004169 Hs00541038_m1 SHMT1 serine hydroxymethyltransferase 076N PRD N 1 (soluble) 136 152 NM_005951 Hs00823168_g1 MT1H metallothionein 1H 076P PRD P 137 153 NM_005234 Hs00172870_m1 NR2F6 nuclear receptor subfamily 2, 077N PRD N group F, member 6 138 154 NM_017761 Hs02518187_g1 PNRC2 proline-rich nuclear receptor 077P PRD P coactivator 2 139 155 NM_178009 Hs00410739_m1 DGKH diacylglycerol kinase, eta 078N PRD N 140 156 NM_014819 Hs01122981_m1 PJA2 praja ring finger 2 078P PRD P 141 157 NM_001077191 Hs01937849_s1 GPBAR1 G protein-coupled bile acid 079N PRD N receptor 1 142 158 NM_015986 Hs00367579_m1 CRLF3 cytokine receptor-like factor 3 079P PRD P 143 159 NM_012198 Hs00201854_m1 GCA grancalcin, EF-hand calcium 080N PRD N binding protein 144 160 NM_002735 Hs00406762_m1 PRKAR1B protein kinase, cAMP- 080P PRD P dependent, regulatory, type I, beta 145 161 NM_032947 Hs00383944_m1 C5orf62 chromosome 5 open reading 081N PRD N frame 62 146 162 NM_005678 Hs00243205_m1 SNURF SNRPN upstream reading 081P PRD P frame, small nuclear ribonucleoprotein polypeptide N 147 163 NM_003956 Hs02379634_s1 CH25H cholesterol 25-hydroxylase 082N PRD N 148 164 NM_005950 Hs02578922_gH MT1G metallothionein 1G 082P PRD P 149 165 NM_003295 Hs02621289_g1 TPT1 tumor protein, translationally- 083N PRD N controlled 1 150 166 NM_001556 Hs00233287_m1 IKBKB inhibitor of kappa light 083P PRD P polypeptide gene enhancer in B- cells, kinase beta 151 167 NM_152889 Hs00541730_m1 CHST13 carbohydrate (chondroitin 4) 084N PRD N sulfotransferase 13 152 168 NM_001042588 Hs00371639_m1 SNUPN snurportin 1 084P PRD P 153 170 NM_000981 Hs02338565_gH RPL19 ribosomal protein L19 01HSK HSK — 154 171 NM_031369 Hs01086912_m1 HNRNPD heterogeneous nuclear 02HSK HSK — ribonucleoprotein D (AU-rich element RNA binding protein 1, 37 kDa) 155 172 NM_001023 Hs00828752_gH RPS20 ribosomal protein S20 03HSK HSK — 156 173 NM_016093 Hs01631495_s1 RPL26L1 ribosomal protein L26-like 1 04HSK HSK — 157 174 NM_022170 Hs00254535_m1 EIF4H eukaryotic translation initiation 05HSK HSK — factor 4H 158 175 NM_032195 Hs00371372_m1 SON SON DNA binding protein 06HSK HSK — 159 176 NM_016061 Hs00763191_s1 YPEL5 yippee-like 5 (Drosophila) 07HSK HSK — 160 177 NM_013379 Hs01115161_m1 DPP7 dipeptidyl-peptidase 7 08HSK HSK — 161 178 NM_004034 Hs00559413_m1 ANXA7 annexin A7 10HSK HSK — 162 179 NM_001033112 Hs00212868_m1 PAIP2 poly(A) binding protein 11HSK HSK — interacting protein 2 163 180 NM_006861 Hs00199284_m1 RAB35 RAB35, member RAS oncogene 12HSK HSK — family 164 181 NM_007065 Hs00606477_m1 CDC37 cell division cycle 37 homolog 13HSK HSK — (S. cerevisiae) 165 182 NM_005626 Hs00194538_m1 SRSF4 serine/arginine-rich splicing 14HSK HSK — factor 4 166 183 NM_018064 Hs00363236_m1 AKIRIN2 akirin 2 15HSK HSK — 167 184 NM_030818 Hs00229388_m1 CCDC130 coiled-coil domain containing 16HSK HSK — 130 168 185 NM_006110 Hs00272036_m1 CD2BP2 CD2 (cytoplasmic tail) binding 17HSK HSK — protein 2 169 186 NM_006327 Hs00197056_m1 TIMM23 translocase of inner 18HSK HSK — mitochondrial membrane 23 homolog (yeast), translocase of inner mitochondrial membrane 23 homolog B (yeast) 170 187 NM_005466 Hs00193824_m1 MED6 mediator complex subunit 6 20HSK HSK — 171 188 NM_006600 Hs00702452_s1 NUDC nuclear distribution gene C 21HSK HSK — homolog (A. nidulans) 172 189 NM_020141 Hs00220038_m1 TMEM167B transmembrane protein 167B 22HSK HSK — 173 190 NM_030914 Hs00229455_m1 URM1 ubiquitin related modifier 1 23HSK HSK — 174 191 NM_014607 Hs00412682_m1 UBXN4 UBX domain protein 4 24HSK HSK — 175 192 NM_173607 Hs00380814_m1 FAM177A1 family with sequence similarity 25HSK HSK — 177, member A1

Example 12

This example includes a description of evaluation of RGP (ratiometric gene pair) candidates for GVHD prediction.

Introduction:

Ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) provide for additional outcome predictive robustness through (1) self-calibration by dividing-out background variation, and (2) capturing potential competitive pathway interaction effects between genes at the expression level. RGPs are determined by dividing the expression level of a select single gene by the expression level of another select single gene.

Determination of RGPs:

In PBDs technical implementation, because the RRCF data is expressed in logarithmic form of mRNA concentration measurement levels (see above), i.e., RRCF X˜log(gene X) and RL2F X˜log(gene X), the ratio of gene X/gene Y expression, in logarithmic form log(gene X/gene Y), can also be expressed as the difference log(gene X)−log(gene Y), which is equivalent to RRCF X˜RRCF Y. Therefore, in all usage below, RGP values for RRCF data are defined as follows:

RGP=RRCF X−RRCF Y.

Note that RGP values can also be directly calculated from the RL2F data, before background subtraction of HSK genes, because the HSK background subtraction itself is subtracted out in the RGP calculation. Given that RRCF=RL2F−RHSKAG6 (see above), then RGP=(RL2F X−RHSKAG6)−(RL2F Y−RHSKAG6), therefore, alternatively:

RGP=RL2FX−RL2FY.

The RGP values for all 180 samples were determined for the complete set 15,225 unique RGPs from the RRCF data of all select 175 SGs (single genes) that passed QC (as described above). For 175 SGs (single genes), the total number of RGPs, i.e. unique pair-wise SG combinations, is defined as (175²−175)/2=15,225.

Determining Outcome Predictive Performance of RGPs:

GVHD outcome predictive performance was evaluated for each of the 15,225 RGPs by determining class separation:

(1) p-values using the 2-tailed, heteroscedastic T-test, and

(2) accuracies (ACC) using LDA (linear discriminant analysis).

T-test p-value and LDA accuracy calculations were carried out as described above.

The 180 sample dataset comprises the following four sample classes:

-   -   (1) Gneg: 59 samples for which no form of acute or chronic GVHD         was observed in the transplant recipients     -   (2) Gpos: 121 samples for which any form of acute of chronic         GVHD was observed in the transplant recipients     -   (3) Gag2: 110 samples for which acute grade II, III or IV GVHD,         either with or without chronic GVHD, was observed in the         transplant recipients     -   (4) Gag3: 77 samples for which severe acute grade III or IV         GVHD, either with or without chronic GVHD, was observed in the         transplant recipients

Assuming a prevalence, P, (overall occurrence in transplantations) of acute grade II, III or IV GVHD (Gag2) in the commonly accepted range of 35% to 55%, with a midpoint of 45%, the 110 Gag2 cases would be expected to be observed in a total of 110/0.45≈244 transplantations. The fraction of the 77 acute grade III or IV GVHD (Gag3) from such a total of ˜244 transplantations then corresponds to 0.315, i.e. 31.5%, which is within the commonly accepted prevalence range of acute grade III or IV GVHD. Per the definition, all of the 77 Gag3 cases are part of the 110 Gag2 cases.

In summary, the proportion of Gag3 cases within the Gag2 cases is largely consistent with Gag2 prevalences in the range of 35% to 55%, and Gag3 prevalences in the range of 15% to 35%. Therefore, projections of potential GVHD reductions for Gag2 and Gag3 outcomes, when using the GVHD outcome prediction to restrict donors to the ones predicted by the analysis to not cause GVHD, would be based on predictive models that are trained using well-balanced proportions of Gag2 and Gag3 samples, representative of commonly accepted ranges of Gag2 and Gag3 prevalences.

GVHD outcome predictive performance (T-test and LDA) was determined for the following class divisions:

(1) Gneg vs. Gpos

(2) Gneg vs. Gag2

(3) Gneg vs. Gag3

Note for all LDA calculation for each of the 3 different class divisions, the LDA separatrix from the Gneg vs. Gpos division was used, determined as the midpoint between the average RGP value of the 59 Gneg samples, and the average RGP value of the 121 Gpos samples.

Note that the accuracies were determined using “balanced” proportional representations of negatively and positively classified samples, based on imposing a balanced prevalence of P_(b)=0.5 (50%) of GVHD positive cases. Note that all 4 confusion matrix classification values (CMCVs), TN, FP, TP, FN, are represented as proportions of a total of 1, i.e. all 4 values must always add up to 1. Balanced CMCVs (noted by subscript “b”), are determined from initial CMCVs (noted by subscript “0”) based on an initial prevalence P_(o), according to the following equations:

TN_(b)=(1−P _(b))/(1−P ₀)*TN₀  (1)

FP_(b)=(1−P _(b))/(1−P ₀)*FP₀  (2)

TP_(b) =P _(b) /P ₀*TP₀  (3)

FN_(b) =P _(b) /P ₀*FN₀  (4)

ACC, accuracy, adjusted for balanced prevalence, P_(b), is defined as follows (also see P1 and P2):

ACC=(TN_(b)+TP_(b))/(TN_(b)+FN_(b)+TP_(b)+FP_(b))

Evaluation of Outcome Predictive Performance of RGPs:

The class discrimination analysis provides an output of 6 performance variables, i.e. p-values and accuracies for each of the 3 divisions, for all 15,225 RGPs (see table RGP348). The 6 outcome predictive performance variables were ranked from 1 to 15,225, respectively

-   -   (1) according to best performing (minimal) to worst performing         (maximal) p-values for each of the 3 divisions; and     -   (2) according to best performing (maximal) to worst performing         (minimal) outcome predictive LDA accuracies for each of the 3         divisions.

As an initial reduction of candidate RGPs for further refinement into a GVHD outcome prediction profile, a set of 348 RGPs (RGP348; see Table 14) was selected by requiring each RGP to have over all 6 predictive performance variable ranks a maximal rank (from 1 to 15,225)<=2000, and minimal rank<=200. In other words, all 6 outcome predictive performance variables had to be among the top 2000 (13.1%), and at least 1 of the 6 outcome predictive performance variables had to be among the top 200 (1.3%). Within the RGP348 list (Table 14), 128 of the 175 SGs are represented, ranging from participation of each SG in 1 to 53 different RGPs (see Table 15, SG128).

TABLE 14 List of 348 RGPs (RGP348) with high outcome predictive performance ranks Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. ACC ACC Rank Gneg vs. Rank Gneg vs. Rank Gneg vs. Rank Rank Rank RGP Gpos Gag2 Gag3 Gneg Gneg ACC Gpos Gag2 Gag3 ACC ACC ACC Min rank Max rank Median rank ABI Gene T-test T-test T-test vs. vs. Gneg vs. T-test T-test T-test Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. p-value and p-value and p-value and Symbol p-value p-value p-value Gpos Gag2 Gag3 p-value p-value p-value Gpos Gag2 Gag3 ACC ACC ACC VAMP2-SEC14L1 4.8E−04 2.1E−04 3.1E−05 0.68 0.69 0.69 118 72 8 1 1 4 1 118 6 TMEM49-TATDN1 9.0E−06 9.3E−06 1.5E−06 0.64 0.64 0.68 2 3 1 112.5 90.5 15.5 1 112.5 9.25 AEBP1-SEC14L1 5.4E−04 1.0E−03 9.1E−05 0.67 0.67 0.70 127 292 26 3 9 1 1 292 17.5 VAMP2-CRTAP 1.4E−04 9.1E−05 3.9E−05 0.66 0.66 0.66 36 27 13 17.5 18 60 13 60 22.5 GINS1-MT1H 1.2E−04 7.3E−05 2.5E−03 0.65 0.66 0.65 28 20 470 21 22 124.5 20 470 25 VAMP2-LAPTM5 1.9E−04 1.7E−04 8.9E−05 0.66 0.66 0.67 43 48 25 12.5 11 26.5 11 48 25.75 MT1E-GINS1 2.5E−05 9.4E−06 2.6E−04 0.65 0.66 0.65 7 4 73 34 20.5 145 4 145 27.25 C20orf111-SEC14L1 1.3E−03 8.3E−04 2.1E−04 0.67 0.67 0.68 298 248 61 5 6 12 5 298 36.5 AEBP1-RPUSD1 3.9E−05 1.8E−04 1.6E−04 0.66 0.65 0.66 13 52 40 12.5 39 72 12.5 72 39.5 AEBP1-NCDN 1.4E−04 3.7E−04 2.2E−04 0.65 0.65 0.67 33 130 63 25 45.5 37.5 25 130 41.5 VAMP2-NCOA4 5.6E−05 2.7E−05 1.3E−05 0.64 0.65 0.66 16 9 5 74.5 67.5 72 5 74.5 41.75 ABHD12-MPP6 1.3E−03 2.0E−03 3.5E−05 0.65 0.65 0.69 289 458 12 34 52.5 2 2 458 43.25 ANAPC11-GINS1 3.8E−05 1.7E−05 1.7E−04 0.64 0.64 0.65 12 6 47 44 81.5 124.5 6 124.5 45.5 VAMP2-ZFAND5 3.1E−04 9.9E−05 3.1E−05 0.62 0.64 0.67 68 28 9 215.5 77.5 17.5 9 215.5 48 VAMP2-C5orf32 1.1E−04 1.3E−04 1.8E−04 0.64 0.65 0.66 25 37 52 44 58 80 25 80 48 NCOA4-C8orf33 4.6E−04 3.1E−04 7.8E−05 0.64 0.65 0.66 111 107 21 55.5 39 44 21 111 49.75 VAMP2-GCH1 1.5E−04 2.3E−04 2.0E−04 0.66 0.65 0.64 38 82 57 17.5 45.5 222.5 17.5 222.5 51.25 GINS1-PRKAR1B 1.7E−04 1.8E−04 2.0E−04 0.65 0.65 0.66 40 56 56 34 52.5 94 34 94 54.25 VAMP2-C5orf62 2.2E−03 1.5E−03 2.1E−04 0.65 0.65 0.66 445 381 60 38 45.5 60 38 445 60 VAMP2-KIAA1949 1.4E−04 1.8E−04 7.8E−05 0.64 0.64 0.66 34 55 20 74.5 98 72 20 98 63.5 MPP6-SEC14L1 5.0E−03 4.0E−03 1.7E−04 0.64 0.66 0.67 768 739 45 82.5 24 20 20 768 63.75 SELM-RPUSD1 3.9E−04 2.9E−04 1.5E−03 0.65 0.65 0.67 94 102 312 30 35 29 29 312 64.5 TMEM49-PLAC8 2.8E−05 8.7E−05 2.7E−05 0.64 0.63 0.65 8 24 7 112.5 238.5 133 7 238.5 68.25 TMEM49-FLT3LG 3.0E−03 2.7E−03 2.8E−04 0.64 0.65 0.66 539 564 80 44 58 47 44 564 69 MPP5-SEC14L1 4.4E−03 3.0E−03 2.7E−04 0.64 0.65 0.69 699 602 78 68 45.5 8.5 8.5 699 73 SEC14L1-LYRM5 3.0E−03 2.0E−03 3.5E−04 0.64 0.65 0.67 543 469 94 52.5 27 37.5 27 543 73.25 PDCD6IP-LYRM5 2.6E−03 4.1E−03 4.9E−04 0.66 0.66 0.68 503 746 126 8.5 23 13 8.5 746 74.5 NCOA4-PLAC8 1.0E−03 7.5E−04 1.1E−04 0.64 0.64 0.66 235 239 31 58.5 90.5 50 31 239 74.5 TMEM49-MRPL42 1.9E−04 3.4E−04 4.8E−04 0.65 0.65 0.65 45 120 125 25 45.5 107 25 125 76.25 PDCD6IP-TATDN1 2.7E−03 1.8E−03 3.4E−04 0.64 0.64 0.66 516 440 91 68 72.5 60 60 516 81.75 TMEM49-VAMP2 2.4E−06 3.9E−06 9.7E−06 0.63 0.63 0.62 1 1 4 164 285 570.5 1 570.5 84 MAF-RPS20 2.0E−05 2.0E−05 1.6E−04 0.63 0.64 0.62 5 7 41 181.5 138 683.5 5 683.5 89.5 SEC14L1-RPL19 6.2E−03 2.7E−03 5.9E−04 0.65 0.67 0.67 866 573 149 22.5 10 32 10 866 90.5 ADRB2-MT1E 8.9E−05 4.8E−05 4.5E−04 0.63 0.65 0.64 22 15 119 139 67.5 180 15 180 93.25 NCOA4-PAIP2 3.7E−04 2.1E−04 3.4E−04 0.63 0.64 0.65 89 71 90 139 98 119 71 139 94 NCOA4-MPP6 2.5E−04 2.6E−04 4.6E−06 0.63 0.63 0.65 54 90 3 145 175 100 3 175 95 CRTAP-LYRM5 2.0E−03 2.1E−03 7.3E−04 0.66 0.66 0.67 425 490 177 11 12 21.5 11 490 99.25 MRPL42-GINS1 7.5E−05 4.5E−05 2.7E−04 0.63 0.63 0.64 19 14 77 123 165.5 262 14 262 100 AAK1-SEC14L1 1.9E−02 1.3E−02 5.4E−04 0.64 0.65 0.69 1789 1549 138 64 31.5 5.5 5.5 1789 101 SELM-NCOA4 8.9E−04 3.4E−04 1.1E−04 0.62 0.64 0.66 211 117 30 261.5 90.5 88 30 261.5 103.75 PREX1-KLF12 1.2E−03 9.2E−04 2.6E−04 0.64 0.64 0.65 268 266 75 103.5 104.5 107 75 268 105.75 CRTAP-PLAC8 3.7E−03 3.6E−03 6.0E−04 0.65 0.65 0.67 616 691 150 27 67.5 26.5 26.5 691 108.75 RPL37-GINS1 5.0E−04 2.8E−04 1.3E−03 0.64 0.64 0.64 119 100 288 89 85 229 85 288 109.5 XRCC1-PREX1 1.1E−03 1.5E−03 5.3E−04 0.64 0.64 0.67 244 371 135 42 85 39.5 39.5 371 110 SNX27-TATDN1 8.5E−04 7.5E−04 2.9E−04 0.64 0.64 0.66 205 240 82 74.5 138 72 72 240 110 AEBP1-TM9SF1 3.4E−04 9.6E−04 3.7E−04 0.64 0.64 0.65 78 281 99 58.5 129.5 133 58.5 281 114.25 SEC14L1-CALM3 6.5E−03 5.0E−03 8.3E−04 0.64 0.65 0.68 898 858 197 48.5 31.5 11 11 898 122.75 TMEM49-ANXA11 3.2E−04 1.1E−03 1.3E−03 0.64 0.64 0.65 73 324 285 55.5 138 119 55.5 324 128.5 C5orf62-RPS20 6.0E−03 4.4E−03 6.7E−04 0.64 0.64 0.66 846 787 163 74.5 98 72 72 846 130.5 HMGB2-SEC14L1 3.5E−03 2.3E−03 1.1E−03 0.67 0.68 0.68 597 512 250 2 2.5 14 2 597 132 ADRB2-AEBP1 1.3E−03 3.4E−03 6.2E−04 0.64 0.64 0.67 300 670 158 48.5 111.5 32 32 670 134.75 VAMP2-MAF 4.2E−04 3.2E−04 1.1E−03 0.63 0.64 0.63 102 112 242 142.5 129.5 389.5 102 389.5 136 XRCC1-SEC14L1 8.8E−03 7.6E−03 1.0E−03 0.65 0.65 0.69 1127 1120 239 34 31.5 5.5 5.5 1127 136.5 ABHD12-MRPL42 4.0E−03 3.4E−03 8.2E−04 0.64 0.65 0.66 661 660 193 80.5 64.5 50 50 661 136.75 AEBP1-SARM1 7.8E−04 1.6E−03 1.5E−03 0.66 0.66 0.66 186 404 317 7 14 88 7 404 137 TMEM49-AEBP1 8.5E−05 4.8E−04 1.4E−04 0.64 0.62 0.62 20 156 39 118 406 655.5 20 655.5 137 MAF-LYRM5 2.4E−04 3.7E−04 1.2E−03 0.64 0.64 0.63 52 129 271 103.5 147.5 449.5 52 449.5 138.25 VAMP2-PREX1 1.4E−04 9.1E−05 6.0E−05 0.62 0.63 0.63 32 25 16 245.5 253 349 16 349 138.75 NDUFC1-SEC14L1 1.3E−02 8.2E−03 1.2E−03 0.67 0.67 0.69 1438 1180 274 5 6 8.5 5 1438 141.25 C5orf62-RPL19 7.7E−03 5.1E−03 5.8E−04 0.63 0.64 0.66 1007 865 146 139 138 72 72 1007 142.5 SELM-CRTAP 3.3E−03 1.8E−03 6.0E−04 0.64 0.64 0.65 572 438 153 112.5 90.5 133 90.5 572 143 AEBP1-ZFAND5 6.5E−04 1.5E−03 1.3E−04 0.63 0.63 0.65 148 380 37 145 226.5 100 37 380 146.5 NPTN-AEBP1 7.9E−04 2.0E−03 1.6E−03 0.67 0.65 0.65 189 464 327 5 27 107 5 464 148 C8orf33-SEC14L1 7.0E−03 4.6E−03 7.6E−04 0.64 0.65 0.69 942 812 184 116.5 36 7 7 942 150.25 CRTAP-CALM3 1.4E−03 1.8E−03 5.1E−04 0.64 0.64 0.65 320 433 131 98 155.5 145 98 433 150.25 VAMP2-FOXN2 1.3E−03 8.7E−04 7.0E−04 0.63 0.64 0.65 295 255 169 134.5 104.5 107 104.5 295 151.75 SEC14L1-SON 7.3E−03 4.3E−03 1.1E−03 0.65 0.66 0.66 977 780 244 38 18 60 18 977 152 SEC14L1-RPS20 5.4E−03 3.0E−03 8.9E−04 0.64 0.65 0.65 811 608 204 103.5 45.5 107 45.5 811 155.5 PREX1-C20orf111 3.1E−04 3.3E−04 2.9E−04 0.63 0.62 0.63 70 116 81 195.5 316.5 302 70 316.5 155.75 NR2F6-PRKAR1B 3.3E−03 5.5E−03 1.0E−03 0.65 0.65 0.66 580 910 236 30 58 80 30 910 158 TMEM8B-C5orf62 1.7E−03 1.0E−03 1.7E−04 0.63 0.64 0.68 362 295 44 189.5 129.5 15.5 15.5 362 159.5 VAMP2-TMEM5 8.6E−04 1.0E−03 1.6E−03 0.64 0.64 0.66 208 293 326 64 111.5 53.5 53.5 326 159.75 AP2A1-MPP6 6.3E−03 8.2E−03 8.2E−04 0.64 0.64 0.67 882 1179 192 80.5 129.5 30 30 1179 160.75 VAMP2-ABHD12 1.5E−05 1.3E−05 1.6E−06 0.61 0.62 0.63 3 5 2 579 324 389.5 2 579 164.5 MT1E-SPG7 7.4E−04 2.8E−04 3.9E−03 0.63 0.64 0.62 174 98 644 158 118.5 517 98 644 166 FLT3LG-GINS1 5.2E−04 2.3E−04 3.8E−04 0.62 0.63 0.62 123 83 101 285.5 209.5 517 83 517 166.25 VAMP2-URM1 1.9E−05 6.0E−06 3.4E−05 0.62 0.62 0.61 4 2 10 435 324 1027.5 2 1027.5 167 VAMP2-TMEM167B 6.1E−03 2.4E−03 7.3E−04 0.63 0.64 0.66 860 520 176 158 81.5 80 80 860 167 SEC14L1-SNURF 9.3E−03 6.4E−03 1.3E−03 0.64 0.66 0.67 1171 1014 283 55.5 15 26.5 15 1171 169.25 FOXN2-RPS20 2.1E−03 1.5E−03 9.5E−04 0.63 0.65 0.66 430 387 218 123 58 80 58 430 170.5 SEPT6-GINS1 1.6E−04 1.6E−04 4.5E−04 0.62 0.63 0.63 39 45 118 229 268.5 449.5 39 449.5 173.5 GINS1-RPL19 3.1E−04 1.7E−04 8.3E−04 0.63 0.63 0.62 69 50 196 158 209.5 517 50 517 177 PLAC8-SEC14L1 1.4E−02 1.0E−02 1.6E−03 0.66 0.67 0.69 1508 1329 339 17.5 6 3 3 1508 178.25 PPHLN1-SEC14L1 8.5E−03 7.5E−03 1.3E−03 0.64 0.65 0.66 1090 1113 282 74.5 25 44 25 1113 178.25 TATDN1-SEC14L1 1.0E−02 5.1E−03 7.8E−04 0.63 0.64 0.66 1236 862 187 181.5 138 72 72 1236 184.25 TMEM49-LYRM5 3.2E−05 9.1E−05 6.8E−05 0.62 0.62 0.63 10 26 19 344 422.5 434 10 434 185 PDCD6IP-MT1E 4.3E−04 1.9E−04 4.5E−03 0.62 0.63 0.61 104 58 703 207 165.5 958 58 958 186.25 AEBP1-GRK6 9.6E−04 2.8E−03 6.3E−04 0.64 0.63 0.65 222 586 159 84 216.5 114 84 586 187.75 CRTAP-MPP6 3.8E−03 4.8E−03 2.9E−04 0.63 0.63 0.65 646 833 84 145 226.5 154.5 84 833 190.5 AEBP1-SNX27 1.3E−04 5.8E−04 1.7E−04 0.63 0.61 0.63 30 193 51 195.5 571 302 30 571 194.25 VAMP2-GINS1 3.7E−05 2.1E−05 1.3E−04 0.62 0.62 0.61 11 8 36 402 355.5 861 8 861 195.75 PREX1-MPP6 8.4E−04 1.0E−03 6.7E−05 0.63 0.63 0.66 203 307 18 189.5 238.5 88 18 307 196.25 TATDN1-CCDC6 1.5E−02 6.4E−03 8.4E−04 0.63 0.63 0.67 1607 1026 199 199.5 173 23.5 23.5 1607 199.25 NCOA4-SNURF 4.7E−03 3.9E−03 1.9E−03 0.66 0.68 0.68 728 719 391 10 2.5 10 2.5 728 200.5 SEC14L1-PAIP2 5.5E−03 2.8E−03 1.1E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 814 584 261 129.5 77.5 145 77.5 814 203 TMEM8B-TM9SF1 2.2E−03 1.2E−03 1.1E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 463 337 259 149 121 128 121 463 204 PREX1-SNURF 6.4E−04 5.8E−04 3.2E−04 0.62 0.63 0.64 146 194 87 344 226.5 215 87 344 204.5 AEBP1-NCOA4 2.6E−04 6.5E−04 1.2E−04 0.63 0.62 0.64 55 211 35 199.5 307 235 35 307 205.25 VAMP2-SERPINB9 1.8E−03 1.1E−03 1.2E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 388 316 269 129.5 111.5 145 111.5 388 207 SELM-GINS1 9.8E−05 4.4E−05 2.1E−04 0.61 0.62 0.62 23 13 59 527 355.5 623.5 13 623.5 207.25 GINS1-MT1G 4.7E−04 2.4E−04 7.4E−03 0.62 0.63 0.61 114 86 1047 215.5 200.5 1068 86 1068 208 AEBP1-SPG7 1.2E−04 2.2E−04 9.1E−05 0.62 0.61 0.61 29 74 28 344 571 834.5 28 834.5 209 SEC14L1-KLF12 1.2E−02 7.3E−03 1.0E−03 0.63 0.64 0.66 1361 1091 231 189.5 90.5 50 50 1361 210.25 SEC14L1-PRKAR1B 7.7E−03 8.5E−03 7.5E−04 0.63 0.63 0.67 1009 1204 180 195.5 226.5 35.5 35.5 1204 211 SMNDC1-SEC14L1 6.4E−03 4.5E−03 1.1E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 894 801 251 172 147.5 162.5 147.5 894 211.5 VAMP2-RARS2 4.3E−03 1.6E−03 1.5E−03 0.64 0.64 0.66 686 409 320 103.5 72.5 60 60 686 211.75 STRADB-GINS1 3.4E−04 2.3E−04 4.5E−04 0.62 0.62 0.61 79 84 117 308.5 355.5 861 79 861 212.75 HMGB2-PREX1 6.6E−04 6.5E−04 1.5E−03 0.63 0.63 0.62 153 210 325 195.5 226.5 599 153 599 218.25 NCOA4-TATDN1 5.8E−04 2.1E−04 2.4E−05 0.61 0.62 0.63 136 70 6 449 422.5 302 6 449 219 MRPL42-HEATR3 6.3E−03 1.6E−03 3.6E−03 0.66 0.67 0.67 880 399 614 8.5 4 39.5 4 880 219.25 AEBP1-URM1 8.5E−04 2.2E−03 9.2E−04 0.64 0.63 0.63 206 499 213 116.5 226.5 434 116.5 499 219.75 GINS1-LYRM5 5.1E−05 4.3E−05 2.3E−04 0.62 0.62 0.62 15 12 64 386.5 377 784 12 784 220.5 CALM3-HEATR3 3.9E−03 9.7E−04 3.1E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 653 282 553 164 77.5 145 77.5 653 223 TMEM49-SNUPN 3.6E−04 6.1E−04 7.2E−04 0.62 0.62 0.62 84 201 174 245.5 467 683.5 84 683.5 223.25 SNX27-MPP6 9.8E−04 2.0E−03 2.6E−04 0.63 0.62 0.64 225 468 71 172 355.5 222.5 71 468 223.75 PREX1-C8orf33 1.7E−03 1.7E−03 9.3E−04 0.63 0.63 0.64 369 423 214 189.5 238.5 198.5 189.5 423 226.25 TMEM49-MPP6 1.7E−04 5.6E−04 3.5E−05 0.62 0.61 0.62 41 187 11 271 571 599 11 599 229 HEMK1-GINS1 5.0E−04 2.7E−04 6.0E−04 0.62 0.62 0.63 120 95 151 308.5 355.5 449.5 95 449.5 229.75 SMARCB1-SEC14L1 1.3E−02 5.9E−03 1.8E−03 0.64 0.65 0.66 1481 955 364 98 52.5 94 52.5 1481 231 TMEM8B-SEC14L1 1.0E−03 4.6E−04 1.2E−04 0.61 0.62 0.64 236 149 34 807.5 366 231.5 34 807.5 233.75 SELM-C5orf62 1.4E−02 9.2E−03 1.5E−03 0.64 0.64 0.66 1533 1257 322 103.5 147.5 60 60 1533 234.75 RPL37-C5orf62 1.7E−02 1.1E−02 1.8E−03 0.64 0.64 0.66 1678 1436 379 93.5 81.5 80 80 1678 236.25 SEC14L1-YY1AP1 6.0E−03 3.1E−03 1.1E−03 0.62 0.64 0.64 850 619 258 215.5 155.5 206.5 155.5 850 236.75 ZFAND5-C20orf111 1.3E−03 7.3E−04 1.8E−04 0.62 0.63 0.64 291 234 54 245.5 181 247.5 54 291 239.75 ABHD12-CALM3 9.6E−04 1.6E−03 1.7E−04 0.62 0.62 0.66 220 397 48 261.5 440 88 48 440 240.75 TMEM8B-C16orf53 3.8E−03 1.7E−03 2.6E−03 0.65 0.66 0.66 638 416 488 28 13 66 13 638 241 TMEM49-MT1E 1.9E−04 1.0E−04 1.9E−03 0.62 0.63 0.62 44 29 383 294.5 200.5 784 29 784 247.5 MAST2-MT1E 3.7E−04 1.6E−04 2.1E−03 0.62 0.63 0.62 87 44 406 294.5 200.5 570.5 44 570.5 247.5 PREX1-AAK1 8.2E−03 7.8E−03 6.3E−04 0.62 0.63 0.66 1045 1143 161 294.5 200.5 53.5 53.5 1143 247.5 MT1E-SARM1 7.5E−04 3.2E−04 6.2E−03 0.62 0.63 0.62 178 109 919 294.5 200.5 784 109 919 247.5 ABHD12-RPS20 1.7E−03 1.4E−03 5.0E−04 0.62 0.63 0.65 364 365 129 308.5 189 162.5 129 365 248.75 AEBP1-NSUN5 1.4E−04 4.5E−04 3.1E−04 0.62 0.61 0.61 37 148 86 350 749.5 897.5 37 897.5 249 TMEM49-CALM3 2.2E−05 1.2E−04 1.7E−04 0.61 0.61 0.62 6 32 50 449 1000.5 599 6 1000.5 249.5 LAPTM5-LYRM5 3.4E−03 5.2E−03 2.3E−03 0.66 0.66 0.66 586 886 447 17.5 18 60 17.5 886 253.5 MT1E-SHMT1 9.1E−04 4.1E−04 8.4E−03 0.62 0.63 0.62 214 137 1123 294.5 200.5 784 137 1123 254.25 VAMP2-AP2A1 3.0E−04 2.2E−04 1.2E−04 0.61 0.61 0.63 67 79 33 762.5 775 434 33 775 256.5 NCOA4-SNUPN 4.8E−03 2.8E−03 1.2E−03 0.63 0.63 0.64 748 587 266 181.5 253 180 180 748 259.5 LAPTM5-RPL19 4.0E−03 3.4E−03 1.7E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 668 669 352 172 104.5 162.5 104.5 669 262 VAMP2-CCDC6 9.8E−04 3.9E−04 1.0E−04 0.61 0.62 0.63 226 134 29 595 316.5 302 29 595 264 PREX1-LYRM5 1.2E−03 1.2E−03 6.3E−04 0.62 0.63 0.63 280 331 160 245.5 253 499.5 160 499.5 266.5 PREX1-SMARCB1 4.1E−03 2.2E−03 2.2E−03 0.64 0.64 0.66 672 498 426 108 98 44 44 672 267 RPL37-MAF 1.4E−03 1.1E−03 5.1E−03 0.64 0.64 0.64 322 310 788 89 85 229 85 788 269.5 GINS1-RPS20 2.0E−04 1.2E−04 5.5E−04 0.62 0.62 0.61 46 34 139 402 495.5 1164.5 34 1164.5 270.5 XPO1-SEC14L1 2.0E−02 1.6E−02 2.5E−03 0.64 0.65 0.67 1837 1679 480 64 52.5 32 32 1837 272 MRPL42-CCDC6 1.6E−02 8.1E−03 2.0E−03 0.63 0.64 0.66 1645 1171 402 147.5 124 66 66 1645 274.75 RCHY1-MT1E 1.2E−03 5.2E−04 5.1E−03 0.62 0.63 0.62 264 168 786 285.5 209.5 517 168 786 274.75 PRPF3-MT1E 1.2E−03 5.2E−04 7.3E−03 0.62 0.63 0.61 266 167 1030 285.5 209.5 958 167 1030 275.75 GINS1-CALM3 6.3E−05 5.1E−05 2.4E−04 0.61 0.62 0.62 17 18 65 527 495.5 623.5 17 623.5 280.25 GCH1-C20orf111 1.4E−03 3.2E−03 3.1E−03 0.64 0.64 0.64 313 645 560 74.5 138 247.5 74.5 645 280.25 AEBP1-PDCD6IP 8.0E−04 2.5E−03 9.8E−04 0.63 0.62 0.63 190 541 226 139 337.5 349 139 541 281.75 NCOA4-C20orf111 5.7E−04 4.7E−04 3.5E−04 0.62 0.62 0.63 133 151 96 417.5 467 499.5 96 499.5 284.25 TMEM8B-VTI1B 1.1E−03 7.7E−04 5.4E−04 0.61 0.61 0.63 240 242 136 606 749.5 330.5 136 749.5 286.25 MT1E-RNPEP 4.7E−04 2.8E−04 2.8E−03 0.62 0.63 0.61 115 99 514 294.5 285 1068 99 1068 289.75 MT1E-C5orf32 8.6E−05 4.9E−05 9.0E−04 0.62 0.62 0.61 21 16 207 373.5 393 1276.5 16 1276.5 290.25 FOXN2-LYRM5 1.6E−03 1.7E−03 7.2E−04 0.62 0.63 0.64 345 424 173 435 238.5 198.5 173 435 291.75 LYRM5-C5orf62 8.2E−03 7.5E−03 1.0E−03 0.62 0.62 0.65 1061 1110 233 229 355.5 162.5 162.5 1110 294.25 SEC14L1-HNRNPD 2.2E−03 1.3E−03 1.1E−03 0.63 0.63 0.63 455 348 241 181.5 181 499.5 181 499.5 294.5 MRPL42-SEC14L1 1.4E−02 8.4E−03 2.5E−03 0.64 0.65 0.66 1525 1194 479 112.5 64.5 50 50 1525 295.75 TMEM49-TMEM8B 1.2E−03 1.1E−03 9.0E−04 0.63 0.62 0.62 277 317 208 151 345 520.5 151 520.5 297 VAMP2-SERBP1 6.8E−04 2.0E−04 1.4E−04 0.61 0.62 0.61 157 67 38 579 440 1027.5 38 1027.5 298.5 TMEM8B-SPG7 2.3E−03 6.6E−04 7.5E−04 0.61 0.63 0.63 468 218 182 466.5 276 324 182 468 300 LYRM5-TPT1 1.9E−03 2.6E−03 1.7E−03 0.64 0.64 0.64 405 550 353 74.5 98 247.5 74.5 550 300.25 NSUN5-MPP6 8.5E−04 9.2E−04 3.5E−04 0.62 0.62 0.63 207 269 97 417.5 337.5 349 97 417.5 303.25 MRPL42-FOXN2 5.5E−03 4.0E−03 2.4E−03 0.63 0.65 0.67 815 742 460 147.5 63 23.5 23.5 815 303.75 SELM-AP2A1 5.1E−03 3.2E−03 1.7E−03 0.62 0.63 0.65 772 635 346 261.5 177.5 133 133 772 303.75 AEBP1-ABHD12 7.0E−04 2.1E−03 2.7E−04 0.62 0.62 0.64 164 472 76 355 544 271.5 76 544 313.25 AEBP1-SERPINB9 6.2E−04 1.4E−03 6.0E−04 0.62 0.62 0.62 144 370 155 261.5 440 547.5 144 547.5 315.75 IL1RN-MT1G 1.6E−03 9.8E−04 1.3E−02 0.63 0.64 0.62 354 283 1450 164 155.5 570.5 155.5 1450 318.5 ABHD12-RPL19 1.5E−03 1.0E−03 2.6E−04 0.62 0.62 0.64 338 300 72 417.5 337.5 180 72 417.5 318.75 PREX1-MT1E 2.6E−04 1.2E−04 1.7E−03 0.62 0.63 0.61 57 33 356 386.5 285 1068 33 1068 320.5 GINS1-KLF12 2.6E−04 1.8E−04 5.7E−04 0.61 0.62 0.62 59 54 145 501.5 521.5 784 54 784 323.25 CBX5-PREX1 1.9E−03 1.6E−03 5.4E−04 0.62 0.63 0.64 406 394 137 417.5 253 247.5 137 417.5 323.5 SNX27-TMEM8B 1.5E−03 1.1E−03 8.4E−04 0.62 0.62 0.62 326 321 198 276 449 578 198 578 323.5 TMEM8B-AP2A1 2.8E−03 1.9E−03 1.1E−03 0.62 0.63 0.65 521 451 255 357 293.5 153 153 521 325.25 VAMP2-STAM 9.6E−04 5.2E−04 3.8E−04 0.62 0.61 0.60 221 166 103 435 803 1352 103 1352 328 SMNDC1-PREX1 2.7E−03 3.3E−03 5.5E−03 0.64 0.65 0.65 512 657 846 48.5 52.5 145 48.5 846 328.5 AEBP1-DGKA 1.5E−03 4.7E−03 4.4E−03 0.64 0.63 0.63 341 823 699 68 268.5 316.5 68 823 328.75 HMGB2-C5orf32 1.1E−03 2.0E−03 4.9E−03 0.64 0.64 0.63 251 457 760 48.5 111.5 408 48.5 760 329.5 ERMP1-GINS1 2.1E−03 1.5E−03 2.3E−03 0.63 0.64 0.64 429 374 434 164 111.5 288 111.5 434 331 AEBP1-C16orf53 4.1E−04 1.1E−03 9.7E−04 0.62 0.61 0.62 101 320 223 344 775 599 101 775 332 XRCC1-SNX27 1.6E−03 4.3E−03 2.4E−03 0.63 0.63 0.63 351 768 461 134.5 268.5 316.5 134.5 768 333.75 MT1E-DPP7 6.5E−04 3.7E−04 5.5E−03 0.62 0.63 0.61 151 128 835 386.5 285 1068 128 1068 335.75 FGFR1OP2-MT1E 1.0E−03 4.1E−04 3.3E−03 0.62 0.63 0.61 232 139 584 386.5 285 1068 139 1068 335.75 MT1E-IKBKB 1.2E−03 5.7E−04 9.0E−03 0.62 0.63 0.62 284 190 1177 386.5 285 784 190 1177 335.75 C5orf32-MT1H 5.4E−04 5.2E−04 9.8E−03 0.62 0.62 0.60 126 169 1248 363.5 311.5 1828.5 126 1828.5 337.5 AEBP1-FOXN2 1.1E−03 3.3E−03 8.6E−04 0.62 0.61 0.63 253 650 200 350 749.5 330.5 200 749.5 340.25 MT1E-CH25H 2.6E−04 8.0E−05 9.5E−04 0.61 0.62 0.60 56 21 217 705.5 467 1635 21 1635 342 TMEM8B-SERPINB9 1.2E−03 5.5E−04 4.7E−04 0.60 0.60 0.63 265 185 124 1036 1179.5 421.5 124 1179.5 343.25 NCOA4-SMARCB1 5.2E−03 2.2E−03 1.8E−03 0.62 0.63 0.63 780 492 372 308.5 189 316.5 189 780 344.25 XRCC1-GINS1 2.3E−04 2.2E−04 8.2E−04 0.61 0.61 0.61 51 76 194 501.5 695.5 1068 51 1068 347.75 MAF-RPL19 3.3E−04 2.3E−04 1.1E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 75 80 256 579 440 1352 75 1352 348 MAST2-MT1H 1.7E−03 1.2E−03 1.7E−02 0.64 0.64 0.63 368 335 1704 85 70 426 70 1704 351.5 TMEM8B-EIF4H 3.7E−03 2.2E−03 1.7E−03 0.62 0.63 0.65 628 506 354 350 216.5 114 114 628 352 RPL37-SEC14L1 1.6E−02 7.7E−03 2.4E−03 0.62 0.64 0.64 1642 1133 463 245.5 98 180 98 1642 354.25 VAMP2-EIF4H 2.6E−03 1.5E−03 1.7E−03 0.62 0.63 0.63 492 384 344 285.5 165.5 365.5 165.5 492 354.75 VAMP2-AKIRIN2 1.9E−03 1.9E−03 2.6E−04 0.62 0.62 0.64 404 450 74 308.5 495.5 222.5 74 495.5 356.25 VAMP2-GPBAR1 1.2E−03 1.4E−03 4.1E−04 0.62 0.62 0.63 279 363 107 402 355.5 449.5 107 449.5 359.25 SMYD3-SEC14L1 1.2E−02 1.0E−02 1.8E−03 0.62 0.62 0.65 1365 1359 382 323.5 337.5 119 119 1365 359.75 PLAC8-GINS1 1.1E−04 8.1E−05 2.5E−04 0.61 0.61 0.60 24 22 69 654.5 905 1810 22 1810 361.75 TMEM8B-SIPA1L2 5.4E−03 3.8E−03 3.6E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 809 709 610 119 122.5 111.5 111.5 809 366.25 RABL2B-GINS1 4.2E−05 3.1E−05 1.7E−04 0.60 0.61 0.62 14 10 49 846.5 695.5 784 10 846.5 372.25 FOXN2-RPL19 4.7E−03 2.7E−03 1.8E−03 0.62 0.63 0.66 732 575 368 386.5 200.5 94 94 732 377.25 CRTAP-RPS20 2.4E−03 1.8E−03 9.8E−04 0.62 0.62 0.64 479 442 227 435 324 198.5 198.5 479 379.5 MAF-MT1E 5.6E−04 3.0E−04 4.6E−03 0.62 0.62 0.60 131 104 721 386.5 377 1391.5 104 1391.5 381.75 TMEM8B-ZFAND5 4.1E−03 3.1E−03 1.2E−03 0.61 0.63 0.64 679 622 268 462 302.5 193 193 679 382.25 ADRB2-MT1H 6.7E−04 5.7E−04 5.0E−03 0.62 0.62 0.61 156 191 770 373.5 393 1276.5 156 1276.5 383.25 VAMP2-CTCF 4.7E−03 1.6E−03 1.9E−03 0.62 0.64 0.62 731 393 393 215.5 111.5 570.5 111.5 731 393 ANXA11-GINS1 7.1E−04 5.0E−04 2.1E−03 0.62 0.61 0.61 170 164 415 373.5 714.5 1276.5 164 1276.5 394.25 RPUSD1-PRKAR1B 6.5E−04 1.4E−03 5.7E−04 0.59 0.59 0.63 149 368 142 1563 1972 421.5 142 1972 394.75 AEBP1-CCDC6 2.2E−03 4.5E−03 7.2E−04 0.62 0.62 0.64 442 798 172 350 554 235 172 798 396 PREX1-MRPL42 8.0E−03 6.1E−03 4.2E−03 0.64 0.64 0.66 1030 986 681 112.5 90.5 88 88 1030 396.75 LYRM5-GPBAR1 7.6E−03 1.1E−02 2.8E−03 0.62 0.63 0.66 998 1434 512 215.5 285 94 94 1434 398.5 NCOA4-RPS20 6.2E−04 3.4E−04 2.0E−04 0.59 0.60 0.62 143 118 58 1802 1236 655.5 58 1802 399.25 FOXN2-MPP6 1.7E−03 2.5E−03 9.1E−05 0.62 0.61 0.66 366 539 27 435 592 88 27 592 400.5 SEC14L1-AKIRIN2 1.4E−02 6.0E−03 4.6E−03 0.64 0.66 0.66 1531 975 718 48.5 20.5 94 20.5 1531 406 SELM-SEC14L1 6.5E−03 2.9E−03 6.0E−04 0.62 0.63 0.63 901 601 152 435 238.5 389.5 152 901 412.25 LYRM5-DPP7 2.4E−03 4.0E−03 1.0E−02 0.64 0.64 0.63 481 729 1282 74.5 98 349 74.5 1282 415 HMGB2-C5orf62 1.2E−02 1.2E−02 4.0E−03 0.64 0.63 0.64 1410 1448 651 93.5 165.5 188 93.5 1448 419.5 AEBP1-TPT1 2.2E−03 6.9E−03 2.7E−03 0.64 0.63 0.63 450 1055 509 112.5 238.5 389.5 112.5 1055 419.75 CRTAP-SMARCB1 1.3E−02 7.8E−03 5.0E−03 0.64 0.65 0.66 1467 1138 774 55.5 67.5 72 55.5 1467 423 SNX27-DGKA 8.7E−03 1.8E−02 4.6E−03 0.64 0.64 0.65 1112 1798 712 108 138 119 108 1798 425 TMEM49-SMARCB1 4.5E−03 5.4E−03 9.3E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 714 902 1210 142.5 129.5 133 129.5 1210 428.25 AEBP1-CH25H 1.8E−03 1.6E−03 7.5E−04 0.61 0.61 0.63 391 395 179 807.5 896.5 464.5 179 896.5 429.75 NCOA4-MPP5 2.0E−03 1.9E−03 4.3E−04 0.61 0.61 0.64 419 444 112 736 592 279.5 112 736 431.5 NDUFC1-GINS1 4.4E−04 3.1E−04 1.0E−03 0.61 0.61 0.62 106 108 240 705.5 624.5 683.5 106 705.5 432.25 NSUN5-KLF12 6.2E−03 3.9E−03 8.6E−03 0.64 0.65 0.65 869 720 1143 64 31.5 145 31.5 1143 432.5 TATDN1-GINS1 6.8E−05 3.3E−05 8.7E−05 0.60 0.61 0.61 18 11 24 1128.5 843 934.5 11 1128.5 433.5 VAMP2-GCA 1.9E−02 1.5E−02 3.9E−03 0.63 0.63 0.64 1782 1632 638 154.5 171.5 229 154.5 1782 433.5 TATDN1-C5orf62 1.5E−02 9.8E−03 1.2E−03 0.61 0.62 0.65 1590 1309 264 449 422.5 100 100 1590 435.75 HMGB2-URM1 2.5E−03 1.6E−03 1.4E−02 0.63 0.63 0.62 483 389 1554 172 189 623.5 172 1554 436 SNX27-MT1E 3.7E−04 1.9E−04 2.7E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 88 61 500 501.5 377 1391.5 61 1391.5 438.5 TMEM8B-NSUN5 5.1E−03 2.6E−03 4.3E−03 0.63 0.64 0.63 775 554 686 150 75 324 75 775 439 ABHD12-SEPT6 1.3E−02 2.1E−02 3.6E−03 0.62 0.63 0.65 1477 1980 607 271 226.5 100 100 1980 439 NSUN5-MT1E 7.6E−04 3.5E−04 5.6E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 181 124 860 501.5 377 1391.5 124 1391.5 439.25 MT1E-C7orf68 1.1E−03 3.9E−04 5.4E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 238 136 832 501.5 377 1391.5 136 1391.5 439.25 MT1E-TIMM23 9.7E−04 4.4E−04 5.2E−03 0.61 0.62 0.61 223 147 797 501.5 377 1068 147 1068 439.25 MT1E-RANBP1 8.7E−04 4.7E−04 7.3E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 209 153 1034 501.5 377 1391.5 153 1391.5 439.25 SMNDC1-MT1E 1.2E−03 5.3E−04 6.0E−03 0.61 0.62 0.61 270 175 893 501.5 377 1068 175 1068 439.25 MT1E-CD2BP2 1.1E−03 5.3E−04 7.7E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 261 176 1067 501.5 377 1391.5 176 1391.5 439.25 MT1E-DGKH 7.7E−04 3.2E−04 4.2E−03 0.61 0.62 0.61 182 110 676 527 355.5 861 110 861 441.25 SEC14L1-SNRPC 1.2E−02 6.4E−03 4.7E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 1407 1019 729 134.5 104.5 162.5 104.5 1407 445.75 PSMD7-ABHD12 4.5E−03 6.1E−03 5.0E−03 0.63 0.64 0.65 713 984 766 181.5 138 119 119 984 447.25 SMARCB1-GINS1 4.1E−04 2.0E−04 1.2E−03 0.60 0.61 0.62 100 68 275 917.5 624.5 683.5 68 917.5 449.75 SNX27-SNURF 4.1E−03 6.0E−03 4.9E−03 0.63 0.63 0.65 677 973 753 195.5 226.5 100 100 973 451.75 SEC14L1-CRLF3 1.7E−02 1.7E−02 5.0E−03 0.63 0.64 0.66 1709 1770 771 139 98 44 44 1770 455 SEC14L1-YPEL5 4.6E−03 2.9E−03 3.5E−03 0.64 0.65 0.63 724 595 604 52.5 45.5 316.5 45.5 724 455.75 NCOA4-MRPL42 1.3E−03 7.4E−04 3.2E−04 0.61 0.61 0.62 311 235 88 617 708.5 808 88 808 464 C5orf62-TMEM167B 1.3E−02 1.6E−02 3.8E−03 0.63 0.63 0.64 1423 1672 631 158 297.5 262 158 1672 464.25 NCOA4-CALM3 7.9E−04 8.2E−04 3.0E−04 0.60 0.60 0.62 188 247 85 917.5 1100 683.5 85 1100 465.25 VAMP2-HEATR3 2.1E−03 4.8E−04 1.4E−03 0.60 0.62 0.61 436 160 300 875.5 495.5 1164.5 160 1164.5 465.75 CRTAP-TATDN1 2.7E−03 1.5E−03 2.4E−04 0.61 0.61 0.63 509 382 66 762.5 775 434 66 775 471.5 VAMP2-UBXN4 9.3E−03 5.7E−03 2.2E−03 0.61 0.62 0.65 1162 941 422 527 355.5 162.5 162.5 1162 474.5 C20orf111-C5orf32 1.5E−03 2.6E−03 4.2E−03 0.63 0.62 0.61 333 548 685 154.5 401.5 874 154.5 874 474.75 VTI1B-MT1E 4.3E−04 2.4E−04 2.4E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 103 85 455 527 495.5 1513 85 1513 475.25 AEBP1-MAST2 7.4E−04 1.8E−03 7.2E−04 0.61 0.60 0.61 175 432 175 527 1394.5 1164.5 175 1394.5 479.5 NCOA4-RPL19 8.0E−04 3.3E−04 1.6E−04 0.60 0.61 0.61 193 115 43 1230.5 775 834.5 43 1230.5 484 MPP6-NR2F6 1.4E−02 1.8E−02 4.4E−03 0.62 0.63 0.65 1548 1797 702 229 268.5 162.5 162.5 1797 485.25 NCOA4-HMGB2 7.6E−04 5.9E−04 1.1E−03 0.61 0.61 0.60 179 197 243 736 1048.5 1766.5 179 1766.5 489.5 SERPINB9-PRKAR1B 9.3E−03 1.2E−02 4.1E−03 0.62 0.62 0.65 1168 1491 663 271 316.5 100 100 1491 489.75 KIAA1949-TATDN1 3.8E−03 3.2E−03 6.4E−04 0.61 0.62 0.66 635 642 162 457 554 66 66 642 505.5 SELM-EIF4H 1.3E−02 7.0E−03 5.1E−03 0.62 0.63 0.64 1443 1064 785 229 189 222.5 189 1443 507 NCOA4-PRKAR1B 1.6E−03 2.5E−03 2.5E−04 0.60 0.59 0.63 356 540 68 1003 1756.5 475.5 68 1756.5 507.75 SERPINB9-MT1E 5.7E−04 2.7E−04 3.3E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 132 94 579 501.5 521.5 1391.5 94 1391.5 511.5 ABHD12-C20orf111 4.0E−04 5.8E−04 1.7E−04 0.60 0.61 0.61 97 195 46 980.5 1000.5 834.5 46 1000.5 514.75 ABHD12-TATDN1 3.4E−03 2.1E−03 2.2E−04 0.61 0.61 0.64 583 479 62 579 592 198.5 62 592 529 AEBP1-CRTAP 7.0E−04 1.8E−03 3.6E−04 0.61 0.60 0.62 165 443 98 617 1179.5 808 98 1179.5 530 SNX27-MRPL42 4.8E−03 5.6E−03 6.3E−03 0.62 0.63 0.63 746 923 922 229 189 316.5 189 923 531.25 TTC21A-MT1E 1.8E−03 5.6E−04 6.8E−03 0.61 0.62 0.61 392 188 971 678 355.5 1164.5 188 1164.5 535 KLF12-DPP7 6.5E−03 9.9E−03 1.9E−02 0.64 0.64 0.65 902 1318 1845 89 122.5 171.5 89 1845 536.75 KIAA1949-RPL19 2.2E−03 2.1E−03 8.1E−04 0.61 0.61 0.62 452 485 191 736 592 756 191 756 538.5 NCOA4-LYRM5 3.5E−04 2.6E−04 8.6E−05 0.60 0.60 0.61 81 92 23 1023.5 1204.5 988 23 1204.5 540 PLAC8-URM1 1.5E−03 9.3E−04 7.0E−04 0.60 0.61 0.62 334 272 170 1182 1048.5 756 170 1182 545 NCDN-MT1E 3.2E−04 1.3E−04 2.2E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 71 36 430 875.5 665.5 1513 36 1513 547.75 MT1E-GPBAR1 6.0E−04 3.5E−04 2.5E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 141 122 475 875.5 665.5 1513 122 1513 570.25 SEC14L1-BCL7B 2.3E−02 1.0E−02 6.8E−03 0.63 0.64 0.66 1989 1345 972 172 72.5 60 60 1989 572 RPUSD1-MT1E 4.3E−04 2.2E−04 3.7E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 105 75 627 654.5 521.5 1391.5 75 1391.5 574.25 VAMP2-CCDC130 1.6E−02 7.7E−03 1.5E−02 0.66 0.67 0.67 1664 1134 1620 15 8 19 8 1664 576.5 VAMP2-C16orf53 7.9E−03 4.6E−03 1.3E−02 0.62 0.64 0.63 1021 815 1477 245.5 138 349 138 1477 582 PREX1-RPL26L1 6.6E−03 7.2E−03 7.8E−03 0.62 0.63 0.64 911 1085 1070 245.5 253 180 180 1085 582 C8orf33-EIF4H 1.0E−02 8.9E−03 4.9E−03 0.62 0.62 0.65 1245 1222 763 402 355.5 162.5 162.5 1245 582.5 NCOA4-KLF12 3.6E−03 2.5E−03 6.0E−04 0.61 0.61 0.61 613 542 154 579 592 1027.5 154 1027.5 585.5 LAPTM5-MT1E 8.1E−04 4.3E−04 4.7E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 194 144 730 678 495.5 1513 144 1513 586.75 CC2D1B-MT1E 1.3E−03 5.4E−04 8.3E−03 0.61 0.62 0.61 312 179 1120 678 495.5 1164.5 179 1164.5 586.75 MT1E-STAM 8.4E−04 4.1E−04 5.4E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 202 141 828 654.5 521.5 1391.5 141 1391.5 588 RARS2-MT1E 1.0E−03 4.4E−04 5.2E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 233 146 807 654.5 521.5 1391.5 146 1391.5 588 MT1E-YPEL5 1.1E−03 4.9E−04 4.9E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 245 163 764 654.5 521.5 1391.5 163 1391.5 588 MT1E-C16orf53 1.1E−03 5.3E−04 7.3E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 255 173 1024 654.5 521.5 1391.5 173 1391.5 588 ANXA11-MT1E 1.1E−03 5.4E−04 7.9E−03 0.61 0.62 0.60 254 177 1081 654.5 521.5 1810 177 1810 588 MT1E-RAB35 4.7E−04 2.0E−04 2.8E−03 0.60 0.61 0.59 113 65 516 875.5 665.5 1963 65 1963 590.75 VAMP2-SIPA1L2 1.0E−02 8.0E−03 1.1E−02 0.66 0.66 0.67 1246 1153 1299 14 16 34 14 1299 593.5 TAF1-PREX1 8.2E−03 9.3E−03 8.4E−03 0.65 0.65 0.65 1053 1267 1132 22.5 31.5 145 22.5 1267 599 AEBP1-C5orf62 2.2E−03 4.1E−03 4.3E−04 0.60 0.60 0.63 451 748 109 1182 1574.5 389.5 109 1574.5 599.5 ABHD12-SMARCB1 3.5E−03 2.4E−03 7.0E−04 0.61 0.61 0.62 601 524 167 762.5 775 599 167 775 600 LAPTM5-TATDN1 1.9E−02 1.6E−02 4.9E−03 0.61 0.62 0.66 1811 1673 751 462 398.5 84 84 1811 606.5 ADRB2-SNUPN 1.5E−02 1.8E−02 6.5E−03 0.63 0.63 0.65 1630 1807 949 172 268.5 107 107 1807 608.75 MAF-KLF12 5.5E−03 6.1E−03 1.0E−02 0.63 0.64 0.63 817 985 1265 129.5 155.5 408 129.5 1265 612.5 TMEM49-XRCC1 8.2E−04 3.3E−03 1.8E−03 0.61 0.60 0.61 200 647 361 579 1306 1027.5 200 1306 613 AEBP1-DPP7 4.0E−04 1.8E−03 1.0E−03 0.61 0.59 0.60 96 441 238 796.5 1715.5 1310 96 1715.5 618.75 PSMD7-SEC14L1 2.6E−03 1.7E−03 7.8E−04 0.60 0.61 0.61 506 410 188 1262 749.5 897.5 188 1262 627.75 AEBP1-VTI1B 2.7E−04 9.5E−04 4.4E−04 0.60 0.60 0.60 60 280 113 980.5 1514 1468.5 60 1514 630.25 MPP6-C5orf32 4.7E−03 8.0E−03 1.9E−03 0.61 0.61 0.65 735 1157 386 527 881 162.5 162.5 1157 631 SMYD3-GINS1 2.3E−04 2.0E−04 7.6E−04 0.60 0.60 0.61 50 66 185 1092 1140.5 1164.5 50 1164.5 638.5 SELM-URM1 8.2E−04 1.9E−04 3.5E−04 0.59 0.60 0.60 196 59 93 1657.5 1100 1635 59 1657.5 648 SIPA1L2-TATDN1 1.5E−02 1.0E−02 8.0E−03 0.62 0.63 0.64 1571 1344 1093 207 165.5 188 165.5 1571 650 TATDN1-FOXN2 4.9E−03 2.7E−03 5.7E−04 0.60 0.60 0.64 762 561 144 1283.5 1204.5 193 144 1283.5 661.5 MT1E-TMEM167B 7.4E−04 3.0E−04 3.7E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 176 105 628 846.5 695.5 1810 105 1810 661.75 RPS20-RAB35 1.2E−02 6.7E−03 7.3E−03 0.62 0.64 0.64 1344 1045 1032 294.5 155.5 206.5 155.5 1344 663.25 TMEM8B-GINS1 3.7E−04 2.0E−04 4.4E−04 0.60 0.60 0.60 90 62 114 1230.5 1263 1908.5 62 1908.5 672.25 MT1E-UBXN4 9.1E−04 4.3E−04 4.4E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 213 145 700 875.5 665.5 1513 145 1513 682.75 SELM-C16orf53 1.8E−02 8.5E−03 2.1E−02 0.63 0.64 0.65 1779 1202 1943 164 111.5 145 111.5 1943 683 TMEM49-RPS20 3.4E−04 5.1E−04 6.8E−04 0.59 0.59 0.61 77 165 166 1526 1756.5 1211 77 1756.5 688.5 NPTN-MT1E 5.2E−04 2.5E−04 4.4E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 124 89 697 846.5 695.5 1810 89 1810 696.25 SNX27-CALM3 6.7E−04 1.6E−03 2.0E−03 0.60 0.59 0.61 154 403 398 1003 1756.5 1211 154 1756.5 703 AEBP1-KIAA1949 6.7E−04 2.4E−03 4.7E−04 0.60 0.59 0.61 155 521 121 1003 1756.5 897.5 121 1756.5 709.25 GRK6-MT1E 8.3E−04 3.8E−04 4.9E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 201 131 758 875.5 665.5 1513 131 1513 711.75 C20orf111-TIMM23 1.3E−02 9.1E−03 1.1E−02 0.63 0.64 0.64 1416 1243 1370 181.5 138 180 138 1416 712.25 AEBP1-NR2F6 7.3E−04 1.9E−03 5.0E−04 0.60 0.59 0.61 171 447 130 980.5 1799 1132 130 1799 713.75 TMEM8B-C5orf32 1.0E−03 8.8E−04 7.1E−04 0.59 0.60 0.61 229 258 171 1579 1275.5 1178 171 1579 718 C20orf111-GINS1 2.4E−04 1.7E−04 7.5E−04 0.59 0.60 0.60 53 51 181 1495 1263 1908.5 51 1908.5 722 SIPA1L2-PRKAR1B 1.6E−02 1.9E−02 1.0E−02 0.64 0.63 0.66 1661 1891 1287 93.5 165.5 80 80 1891 726.25 NPTN-PLAC8 8.6E−03 8.8E−03 1.3E−02 0.62 0.63 0.63 1104 1214 1490 245.5 181 349 181 1490 726.5 TMEM8B-UBXN4 1.3E−02 7.4E−03 3.4E−03 0.61 0.61 0.64 1424 1104 585 810 645 191 191 1424 727.5 MT1E-CDC37 8.2E−04 4.8E−04 5.3E−03 0.60 0.61 0.59 199 157 817 875.5 665.5 1963 157 1963 741.25 TM9SF1-MT1E 7.1E−04 3.4E−04 4.0E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 167 121 647 1128.5 843 1635 121 1635 745 ABHD12-PRKAR1B 4.5E−03 8.3E−03 6.2E−04 0.61 0.60 0.63 711 1188 157 796.5 1450.5 373.5 157 1450.5 753.75 FOXN2-SNURF 1.8E−02 1.9E−02 9.9E−03 0.62 0.63 0.64 1744 1855 1250 261.5 238.5 198.5 198.5 1855 755.75 RPL19-RAB35 2.0E−02 8.8E−03 9.0E−03 0.62 0.63 0.63 1849 1220 1172 285.5 165.5 365.5 165.5 1849 768.75 MT1E-POLR3K 1.1E−03 4.7E−04 7.8E−03 0.60 0.61 0.59 250 154 1077 875.5 665.5 1963 154 1963 770.5 MT1E-ZNF641 1.1E−03 4.8E−04 7.1E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 241 158 1001 875.5 665.5 1513 158 1513 770.5 SERBP1-MT1E 1.2E−03 5.2E−04 5.9E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 262 171 887 875.5 665.5 1513 171 1513 770.5 MT1E-MED6 1.1E−03 5.3E−04 7.7E−03 0.60 0.61 0.59 248 174 1069 875.5 665.5 1963 174 1963 770.5 MT1E-SRCAP 1.1E−03 5.4E−04 6.4E−03 0.60 0.61 0.59 260 180 938 875.5 665.5 1963 180 1963 770.5 IL12RB1-MT1E 1.3E−03 5.7E−04 7.3E−03 0.60 0.61 0.60 292 189 1036 875.5 665.5 1513 189 1513 770.5 AEBP1-GINS1 2.8E−05 5.0E−05 5.7E−05 0.59 0.59 0.60 9 17 14 1526 1756.5 1582.5 9 1756.5 771.5 KIAA1949-SNURF 1.5E−02 2.1E−02 1.1E−02 0.65 0.65 0.64 1560 1976 1313 30 58 262 30 1976 787.5 AEBP1-ANXA11 7.3E−03 2.0E−02 7.9E−03 0.63 0.61 0.62 978 1932 1086 195.5 571 599 195.5 1932 788.5 GINS1-SNURF 4.6E−04 3.5E−04 1.3E−03 0.59 0.60 0.60 112 123 289 1448 1306 1766.5 112 1766.5 797.5 SNX27-MYCBP2 8.0E−03 1.6E−02 9.2E−03 0.63 0.61 0.62 1027 1676 1191 189.5 592 547.5 189.5 1676 809.5 ARHGAP10-MT1E 6.8E−04 4.9E−04 4.9E−03 0.60 0.61 0.59 158 162 755 875.5 881 1963 158 1963 815.25 GPBAR1-RPS20 1.0E−02 1.2E−02 4.1E−03 0.60 0.62 0.65 1232 1445 658 1003 554 174 174 1445 830.5 SERBP1-LYRM5 1.8E−03 1.3E−03 6.2E−04 0.59 0.60 0.60 384 353 156 1448 1574.5 1352 156 1574.5 868 MPP6-RARS2 8.7E−03 6.8E−03 4.3E−04 0.60 0.61 0.66 1118 1052 110 1003 749.5 41 41 1118 876.25 SELM-SIPA1L2 2.1E−02 1.5E−02 1.7E−02 0.64 0.64 0.65 1921 1667 1752 86 87 127 86 1921 897 KIAA1949-MPP6 4.0E−03 7.7E−03 7.0E−04 0.60 0.59 0.62 671 1127 168 1283.5 1715.5 724.5 168 1715.5 925.75 TXK-GINS1 5.8E−04 6.5E−04 9.9E−04 0.59 0.59 0.60 137 212 228 1711.5 1847 1766.5 137 1847 969.75 PDCD6IP-MPP6 7.0E−03 1.1E−02 3.5E−04 0.59 0.59 0.61 945 1377 95 1366.5 1928 861 95 1928 1155.75 ABHD12-NDUFC1 4.3E−03 4.6E−03 4.3E−04 0.59 0.59 0.60 689 806 111 1994 1847 1766.5 111 1994 1286.25 MPP6-C5orf62 1.4E−02 1.4E−02 7.4E−04 0.59 0.59 0.61 1494 1569 178 1548.5 1715.5 988 178 1715.5 1521.25

TABLE 15 List of memberships of 175 SGs in 348 RGPs with high outcome predictive performance ranks (Within the list of 348 RGP, 128 of the 175 SGs are represented, ranging from participation of each SG in 1 to 53 different RGPs). SG175 ABI SG175 PGP Gene Symbol count in GP348 MT1E 53 SEC14L1 38 VAMP2 34 AEBP1 33 GINS1 32 NCOA4 21 PREX1 17 TMEM8B 17 MPP6 16 TMEM49 16 LYRM5 15 ABHD12 14 TATDN1 14 C5orf62 12 RPS20 11 SELM 11 SNX27 11 CRTAP 10 MRPL42 10 RPL19 10 C20orf111 9 FOXN2 9 CALM3 8 PRKAR1B 8 C5orf32 7 KLF12 7 MAF 7 PLAC8 7 SMARCB1 7 SNURF 7 HMGB2 6 KIAA1949 6 C16orf53 5 LAPTM5 5 NSUN5 5 PDCD6IP 5 SERPINB9 5 SIPA1L2 5 URM1 5 XRCC1 5 ADRB2 4 ANXA11 4 AP2A1 4 C8orf33 4 CCDC6 4 DPP7 4 EIF4H 4 GPBAR1 4 MT1H 4 RPL37 4 RPUSD1 4 ZFAND5 4 HEATR3 3 MAST2 3 NDUFC1 3 NPTN 3 NR2F6 3 RAB35 3 RARS2 3 SERBP1 3 SMNDC1 3 SNUPN 3 SPG7 3 TM9SF1 3 TMEM167B 3 UBXN4 3 VTI1B 3 AAK1 2 AKIRIN2 2 CH25H 2 DGKA 2 FLT3LG 2 GCH1 2 GRK6 2 MPP5 2 MT1G 2 NCDN 2 PAIP2 2 PSMD7 2 SARM1 2 SEPT6 2 SMYD3 2 STAM 2 TIMM23 2 TPT1 2 YPEL5 2 ANAPC11 1 ARHGAP10 1 BCL7B 1 C7orf68 1 CBX5 1 CC2D1B 1 CCDC130 1 CD2BP2 1 CDC37 1 CRLF3 1 CTCF 1 DGKH 1 ERMP1 1 FGFR1OP2 1 GCA 1 HEMK1 1 HNRNPD 1 IKBKB 1 IL12RB1 1 IL1RN 1 MED6 1 MYCBP2 1 POLR3K 1 PPHLN1 1 PRPF3 1 RABL2B 1 RANBP1 1 RCHY1 1 RNPEP 1 RPL26L1 1 SHMT1 1 SNRPC 1 SON 1 SRCAP 1 STRADB 1 TAF1 1 TMEM5 1 TTC21A 1 TXK 1 XPO1 1 YY1AP1 1 ZNF641 1 ACER3 0 ANXA7 0 AQP3 0 B4GALT2 0 C10orf35 0 CA2 0 CCDC76 0 CD226 0 CD79A 0 CHST13 0 COG5 0 COQ5 0 COX5A 0 CSAD 0 EI24 0 EPS15 0 ERH 0 FAM177A1 0 GSTM2 0 HBXIP 0 ICAM1 0 KIF3B 0 N4BP2 0 NAP1L3 0 NCAPD2 0 NFAM1 0 NFATC1 0 NUDC 0 PHAX 0 PIBF1 0 PIGO 0 PJA2 0 PNRC2 0 POF1B 0 PPARG 0 RNF44 0 SCAND2 0 SENP7 0 SRSF4 0 TCN2 0 TIMM8B 0 TLR5 0 TMC8 0 UTRN 0 WDR41 0 ZFYVE19 0 ZNF296 0

Determination of PRGPs (Pairs of RGPs):

As an alternative reduction of candidate RGPs for further refinement into a GVHD outcome prediction profile, it was conjectured that for RGPs to perform well in (operationally semi-additive) multi-RGP voting model, they should also perform well in additive pairs of RGP (PRGP, defined below) models. By preselecting RGPs that perform well in PRGPs, multi-RGP voting models may be seeded with candidate RGPs with an increased propensity to synergistically interact toward improved GVHD outcome prediction in a multi-RGP scenario.

Just as competitive interactions (see above) are expressed mathematically in a competitive, ratiometric relationship (x/y, or in logarithmic form, log(x/y), or equivalently, log x−log y), synergistic interactions are expressed mathematically in a synergistic, multiplicative relationship (x*y, or in logarithmic form, log (x*y), or equivalently, log x+log y). In the technical implementation described herein, because the RRCF and RGP values are expressed in logarithmic form of underlying mRNA concentration measurement levels, such synergistic interactions would be expressed in additive form with respect to RGP values.

PRGP values for RGP/RRCF data are defined as follows:

PRGP=RGP X+RGP Y.

When reduced to SG measurements, at the RRCF level (RL2F calibrated by HSK signal subtraction), PRGPs are defined as, for

RGP X=RRCF A−RRCF B, and for

RGP Y=RRCF C−RRCF D, as

PRGP=(RRCF A−RRCF B)+(RRCF C−RRCF D)

Alternatively, when reduced to SG measurements, at the RL2F level, PRGPs are defined as, for

RGP X=RL2F A−RL2F B, and for

RGP Y=RL2F C−RL2F D, as

PRGP=(RL2F A−RL2F B)+(RL2F C−RL2F D)

For PRGP determinations, 175 RGPs were selected from the RGP348 list (Table 14) according to the following criteria:

-   -   (1) Only consider RGPs for which both gene members that show a         minimal performance rank of 100, i.e. filter for minimal         rank<=100     -   (2) Prioritize filtered RGPs according to median rank and select         the best 175 median ranking RGPs

All of the selected 175 RGPs for PRGP determination show a minimal rank<=100, median rank<=464, and maximal rank<=1380.

The PRGP values for all 180 samples were determined for the complete set 15,225 unique PRGPs from the derived select 175 RGPs (analogously as described above for RGPs). GVHD outcome predictive performance and rankings were evaluated for the set of 15,225 PRGPs analogously as described above for RGPs.

Evaluation of Outcome Predictive Performance of PRGPs:

A set of 348 PRGPs (PRGP348; Table 16 lists the specific PRGPs) was selected from the complete set of 15,225 PRGPs by

-   -   (1) requiring each PRGP to have over all 6 predictive         performance variable ranks a maximal rank (from 1 to         15,225)<=5000, and minimal rank<=500, resulting in 890 PRGPs,     -   (2) prioritizing within this set of 890 PRGPs the best 348         median ranking PRGPs.

Performance values and rankings were determined for PRGPs analogously as described above for RGPs

TABLE 16 List of 348 PRGPs (PRGP348) PRGP ABI Gene Symbol PRGP ABI Gene Symbol PRGP ABI Gene Symbol TMEM49-VAMP2-ABHD12-CALM3 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-URM1 PREX1-SMARCB1-GINS1-KLF12 AEBP1-NCDN-ANAPC11-GINS1 SEC14L1-LYRM5-GINS1-CALM3 TMEM49-TATDN1-GINS1-MT1H VAMP2-GCH1-LYRM5-TPT1 SEC14L1-CALM3-GINS1-LYRM5 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-DGKA VAMP2-C5orf32-CALM3-HEATR3 ANAPC11-GINS1-MRPL42-HEATR3 AEBP1-ZFAND5-SELM-GINS1 ANAPC11-GINS1-TATDN1-C5orf62 VAMP2-SEC14L1-AEBP1-ZFAND5 MAF-LYRM5-NCOA4-RPS20 ABHD12-MPP6-TMEM49-VAMP2 AEBP1-SEC14L1-VAMP2-ZFAND5 PREX1-MPP6-GINS1-CALM3 AEBP1-SEC14L1-ANAPC11-GINS1 MAF-RPL19-NCOA4-RPS20 VAMP2-CCDC6-AEBP1-ABHD12 VAMP2-GINS1-AEBP1-SPG7 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-C5orf62 GINS1-MT1H-ADRB2-AEBP1 ANAPC11-GINS1-AEBP1-SNX27 AEBP1-NCDN-MPP5-SEC14L1 ANAPC11-GINS1-TMEM8B-NSUN5 AAK1-SEC14L1-TMEM8B-C16orf53 MAF-RPS20-TMEM49-AEBP1 PDCD6IP-LYRM5-TMEM49-CALM3 ANAPC11-GINS1-AEBP1-NCOA4 TMEM49-TATDN1-MAF-RPL19 VAMP2-TMEM5-MRPL42-CCDC6 VAMP2-CRTAP-ANAPC11-GINS1 C5orf62-RPL19-GINS1-CALM3 TMEM49-VAMP2-SEC14L1-PAIP2 VAMP2-LAPTM5-XRCC1-PREX1 VAMP2-URM1-AEBP1-DGKA SELM-RPUSD1-SEPT6-GINS1 VAMP2-NCOA4-ANAPC11-GINS1 MAF-RPS20-TMEM49-SNUPN RPL37-GINS1-AEBP1-SPG7 VAMP2-LAPTM5-AEBP1-SARM1 VAMP2-TMEM5-PLAC8-SEC14L1 TMEM49-TATDN1-NCOA4-PLAC8 VAMP2-PREX1-TMEM8B-SEC14L1 VAMP2-TMEM5-TATDN1-SEC14L1 TMEM49-PLAC8-NCOA4-TATDN1 TMEM49-TATDN1-PREX1-SMARCB1 TMEM49-TATDN1-TMEM49-CALM3 ANAPC11-GINS1-XRCC1-SEC14L1 ANAPC11-GINS1-AEBP1-ZFAND5 MAF-RPS20-NCOA4-MPP6 MPP5-SEC14L1-VAMP2-SERBP1 MAF-RPS20-TMEM49-CALM3 VAMP2-ZFAND5-RABL2B-GINS1 VAMP2-NCOA4-MPP5-SEC14L1 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-KIAA1949 AEBP1-RPUSD1-LYRM5-TPT1 AEBP1-ZFAND5-SMARCB1-GINS1 TMEM49-VAMP2-MAF-RPS20 VAMP2-C5orf62-SMARCB1-GINS1 PDCD6IP-TATDN1-TMEM49-CALM3 VAMP2-SEC14L1-TMEM8B-NSUN5 MAF-RPS20-TMEM49-MPP6 VAMP2-TMEM5-SMARCB1-SEC14L1 SELM-NCOA4-TMEM8B-C16orf53 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-GCH1 ADRB2-AEBP1-MAST2-MT1E ABHD12-MPP6-TMEM49-CALM3 VAMP2-NCOA4-SMARCB1-GINS1 TMEM49-PLAC8-CRTAP-CALM3 TMEM49-MPP6-ABHD12-CALM3 AEBP1-NCOA4-PLAC8-GINS1 CRTAP-PLAC8-TMEM49-CALM3 VAMP2-C5orf32-VAMP2-TMEM5 TMEM49-VAMP2-ZFAND5-C20orf111 VAMP2-SEC14L1-XRCC1-GINS1 MPP5-SEC14L1-TMEM8B-C16orf53 VAMP2-RARS2-TMEM8B-SEC14L1 XRCC1-SEC14L1-VAMP2-GINS1 GINS1-CALM3-NCOA4-MRPL42 PDCD6IP-LYRM5-SEC14L1-CALM3 TMEM49-TATDN1-NCOA4-C8orf33 ANAPC11-GINS1-PLAC8-SEC14L1 AEBP1-SEC14L1-VAMP2-TMEM5 PREX1-C20orf111-GINS1-KLF12 ANAPC11-GINS1-TMEM8B-C5orf62 VAMP2-C5orf32-VAMP2-GINS1 NCOA4-MPP6-PREX1-C20orf111 SELM-RPUSD1-AEBP1-NSUN5 AEBP1-NCDN-VAMP2-NCOA4 PREX1-MPP6-NCOA4-C20orf111 AEBP1-ZFAND5-VAMP2-TMEM5 AEBP1-NCDN-VAMP2-ZFAND5 ABHD12-MPP6-PREX1-C20orf111 ANAPC11-GINS1-AEBP1-NSUN5 TMEM49-TATDN1-TMEM49-ANXA11 VAMP2-TMEM5-AEBP1-SPG7 NCOA4-TATDN1-GINS1-CALM3 VAMP2-SEC14L1-ANAPC11-GINS1 AEBP1-SEC14L1-TATDN1-GINS1 VAMP2-SEC14L1-TMEM8B-C16orf53 XRCC1-PREX1-VAMP2-TMEM5 VAMP2-PREX1-PLAC8-GINS1 MAF-RPS20-TMEM49-LYRM5 ANAPC11-GINS1-TATDN1-SEC14L1 TMEM8B-C5orf62-RABL2B-GINS1 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-ZFAND5 VAMP2-CCDC6-HMGB2-C5orf32 VAMP2-SEC14L1-SEPT6-GINS1 VAMP2-SEC14L1-AEBP1-SARM1 NCOA4-MPP6-TMEM49-CALM3 AEBP1-NCDN-VAMP2-SERBP1 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-GCH1 AEBP1-SARM1-RABL2B-GINS1 MRPL42-GINS1-AEBP1-ZFAND5 ANAPC11-GINS1-SELM-NCOA4 TMEM49-TATDN1-ABHD12-CALM3 TMEM49-AEBP1-NCOA4-TATDN1 SEC14L1-LYRM5-TMEM49-CALM3 VAMP2-SEC14L1-AEBP1-RPUSD1 C8orf33-SEC14L1-VAMP2-TMEM5 SEC14L1-CALM3-TMEM49-LYRM5 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-ABHD12 AEBP1-RPUSD1-HMGB2-SEC14L1 TMEM8B-SEC14L1-MRPL42-FOXN2 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-TMEM5 LYRM5-TPT1-RABL2B-GINS1 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-C5orf32 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-RPUSD1 SNX27-TATDN1-GINS1-CALM3 VAMP2-URM1-MRPL42-CCDC6 VAMP2-TMEM5-HMGB2-C5orf32 AEBP1-SNX27-VAMP2-SERBP1 AEBP1-RPUSD1-RABL2B-GINS1 GINS1-LYRM5-NCOA4-C20orf111 VAMP2-TMEM5-AEBP1-NCOA4 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-GINS1 TMEM49-VAMP2-PREX1-SNURF VAMP2-ZFAND5-AEBP1-GRK6 AEBP1-SPG7-TMEM8B-NSUN5 AEBP1-NSUN5-RABL2B-GINS1 TMEM49-TATDN1-PREX1-KLF12 TMEM49-CALM3-ABHD12-RPL19 VAMP2-KIAA1949-AEBP1-SARM1 VAMP2-SEC14L1-AEBP1-NSUN5 TMEM49-VAMP2-PREX1-MPP6 ANAPC11-GINS1-HMGB2-C5orf32 VAMP2-NCOA4-AEBP1-DGKA AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-NCOA4 C5orf62-RPS20-GINS1-CALM3 MPP6-SEC14L1-VAMP2-ABHD12 MPP6-SEC14L1-VAMP2-SERBP1 VAMP2-ZFAND5-AEBP1-DGKA MPP6-SEC14L1-AEBP1-NSUN5 AEBP1-SPG7-XRCC1-GINS1 ANAPC11-GINS1-AAK1-SEC14L1 VAMP2-PREX1-AEBP1-SNX27 PREX1-SMARCB1-GINS1-CALM3 AEBP1-ZFAND5-VAMP2-URM1 VAMP2-LAPTM5-AEBP1-ZFAND5 AEBP1-RPUSD1-SELM-NCOA4 VAMP2-NCOA4-AEBP1-ZFAND5 VAMP2-TMEM5-AEBP1-GRK6 SELM-RPUSD1-AEBP1-NCOA4 VAMP2-ZFAND5-AEBP1-NCOA4 GINS1-PRKAR1B-PREX1-SMARCB1 AEBP1-NCDN-VAMP2-C5orf62 GINS1-CALM3-PREX1-MRPL42 ANAPC11-GINS1-HMGB2-SEC14L1 NCOA4-PLAC8-GINS1-CALM3 VAMP2-CRTAP-AEBP1-RPUSD1 TMEM49-CALM3-NSUN5-MPP6 VAMP2-PREX1-TMEM8B-C5orf62 NCOA4-C8orf33-PDCD6IP-LYRM5 MRPL42-FOXN2-RABL2B-GINS1 MRPL42-GINS1-AEBP1-SPG7 VAMP2-ZFAND5-AEBP1-ABHD12 VAMP2-C5orf32-VAMP2-ABHD12 VAMP2-NCOA4-TMEM8B-SEC14L1 AEBP1-ZFAND5-VAMP2-ABHD12 SEC14L1-SNURF-GINS1-CALM3 TMEM49-TATDN1-TMEM49-FLT3LG TMEM49-TATDN1-TMEM49-PLAC8 SELM-RPUSD1-AEBP1-DGKA TMEM49-TATDN1-GINS1-CALM3 VAMP2-URM1-AEBP1-SPG7 NCOA4-C8orf33-MAF-RPS20 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-ZFAND5 VAMP2-URM1-AEBP1-GRK6 ANAPC11-GINS1-SMARCB1-SEC14L1 C20orf111-SEC14L1-AEBP1-NCDN VAMP2-C5orf32-TMEM8B-NSUN5 MPP5-SEC14L1-VAMP2-URM1 PREX1-SNURF-GINS1-CALM3 XRCC1-PREX1-RABL2B-GINS1 MT1E-C5orf32-PLAC8-GINS1 AEBP1-ZFAND5-VAMP2-GINS1 VAMP2-LAPTM5-AEBP1-NCDN TMEM49-MRPL42-MAF-RPS20 VAMP2-ABHD12-TMEM8B-C16orf53 AEBP1-NCDN-MRPL42-FOXN2 GINS1-PRKAR1B-SEC14L1-CALM3 XRCC1-PREX1-TMEM8B-C5orf62 VAMP2-PREX1-SELM-GINS1 SEC14L1-PRKAR1B-GINS1-CALM3 TMEM49-PLAC8-GINS1-CALM3 MAF-LYRM5-GINS1-LYRM5 NCOA4-PLAC8-MAF-RPS20 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-ABHD12 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-GRK6 TMEM49-CALM3-MAF-RPL19 VAMP2-ZFAND5-AEBP1-SNX27 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-SNX27 C20orf111-SEC14L1-VAMP2-ABHD12 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-PREX1 VAMP2-NCOA4-VAMP2-GINS1 VAMP2-GCH1-PLAC8-GINS1 TMEM49-LYRM5-ABHD12-CALM3 NCOA4-TATDN1-TMEM49-CALM3 NCOA4-SNURF-GINS1-CALM3 ANAPC11-GINS1-SELM-C5orf62 AEBP1-NCDN-SELM-NCOA4 VAMP2-KIAA1949-PLAC8-GINS1 TMEM49-VAMP2-FOXN2-MPP6 MAF-LYRM5-FOXN2-RPS20 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-AKIRIN2 VAMP2-GINS1-AEBP1-NSUN5 ANAPC11-GINS1-C8orf33-SEC14L1 VAMP2-PREX1-AEBP1-NSUN5 MAF-RPS20-TMEM49-ANXA11 AEBP1-NCDN-VAMP2-ABHD12 MPP5-SEC14L1-VAMP2-ABHD12 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-NCDN MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-NSUN5 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-RARS2 AEBP1-SPG7-PLAC8-GINS1 ANAPC11-GINS1-LYRM5-GPBAR1 VAMP2-NCOA4-LYRM5-TPT1 PREX1-SNURF-TMEM49-CALM3 ANAPC11-GINS1-HMGB2-C5orf62 GINS1-PRKAR1B-ABHD12-CALM3 XRCC1-PREX1-VAMP2-ABHD12 VAMP2-SEC14L1-VAMP2-TMEM5 AEBP1-NCDN-SELM-GINS1 AEBP1-NCDN-SMARCB1-SEC14L1 TMEM49-CALM3-GINS1-RPS20 TMEM49-TATDN1-NCOA4-C20orf111 GINS1-CALM3-NCOA4-RPS20 XRCC1-PREX1-SELM-GINS1 TMEM49-MT1E-GINS1-RPS20 ANAPC11-GINS1-AEBP1-ABHD12 TMEM49-TATDN1-CRTAP-CALM3 MPP6-SEC14L1-VAMP2-URM1 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-SARM1 VAMP2-C5orf62-TMEM8B-C16orf53 FOXN2-RPS20-TMEM49-CALM3 SEPT6-GINS1-AEBP1-SPG7 VAMP2-SEC14L1-TMEM8B-SEC14L1 VAMP2-URM1-AEBP1-NSUN5 MRPL42-GINS1-AEBP1-NSUN5 VAMP2-KIAA1949-AEBP1-GRK6 SEC14L1-CALM3-GINS1-RPS20 MPP6-SEC14L1-VAMP2-TMEM5 TMEM8B-C5orf62-VAMP2-AP2A1 SEC14L1-RPS20-GINS1-CALM3 VAMP2-ZFAND5-AEBP1-NSUN5 VAMP2-CRTAP-AEBP1-SPG7 ABHD12-MRPL42-GINS1-CALM3 SEC14L1-CALM3-TMEM49-MPP6 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-TM9SF1 TMEM49-VAMP2-SEC14L1-PRKAR1B ANAPC11-GINS1-TMEM8B-SEC14L1 VAMP2-PREX1-STRADB-GINS1 VAMP2-SEC14L1-STRADB-GINS1 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-ZFAND5 VAMP2-PREX1-AEBP1-DGKA C20orf111-SEC14L1-VAMP2-GCH1 MRPL42-GINS1-AEBP1-NCOA4 VAMP2-ABHD12-CALM3-HEATR3 AEBP1-NCDN-HMGB2-C5orf32 TMEM49-TATDN1-MAF-RPS20 GINS1-LYRM5-NSUN5-KLF12 VAMP2-ABHD12-AEBP1-NSUN5 XRCC1-SEC14L1-VAMP2-TMEM5 PREX1-AAK1-GINS1-CALM3 GINS1-MT1H-TMEM49-AEBP1 ZFAND5-C20orf111-TMEM49-CALM3 AEBP1-NSUN5-PLAC8-GINS1 VAMP2-C5orf32-TMEM8B-SEC14L1 PREX1-KLF12-GINS1-CALM3 AEBP1-NCDN-HMGB2-SEC14L1 VAMP2-ABHD12-AEBP1-GRK6 MRPL42-GINS1-VAMP2-PREX1 VAMP2-NCOA4-STRADB-GINS1 TMEM49-FLT3LG-PDCD6IP-TATDN1 AEBP1-SPG7-TMEM8B-SEC14L1 XRCC1-PREX1-PLAC8-GINS1 VAMP2-ABHD12-MRPL42-CCDC6 VAMP2-KIAA1949-AEBP1-ZFAND5 XRCC1-PREX1-SEPT6-GINS1 AEBP1-NCDN-PLAC8-GINS1 ANAPC11-GINS1-TMEM8B-C16orf53 ANAPC11-GINS1-RPL37-C5orf62 MAF-RPS20-NCOA4-PAIP2 AEBP1-NCDN-MPP6-SEC14L1 VAMP2-LAPTM5-AEBP1-SPG7 GINS1-RPL19-ABHD12-CALM3 AEBP1-RPUSD1-SELM-GINS1 NCOA4-C8orf33-NSUN5-MPP6 GINS1-CALM3-ABHD12-RPL19 ANAPC11-GINS1-VAMP2-URM1 VAMP2-LAPTM5-AEBP1-DGKA TMEM49-VAMP2-CRTAP-PLAC8 VAMP2-PREX1-SMARCB1-GINS1 TMEM49-PLAC8-NCOA4-MPP6 TMEM49-SNUPN-MAF-RPL19 AEBP1-SPG7-TATDN1-GINS1 NCOA4-PLAC8-TMEM49-MPP6 TMEM49-VAMP2-PREX1-SMARCB1 TMEM49-VAMP2-SEC14L1-CALM3 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-PREX1 GINS1-MT1H-C5orf62-RPS20 XRCC1-PREX1-VAMP2-GINS1 VAMP2-SEC14L1-AEBP1-DGKA AEBP1-GRK6-SMARCB1-GINS1 VAMP2-PREX1-XRCC1-GINS1 GINS1-PRKAR1B-ADRB2-MT1E TMEM49-AEBP1-PREX1-SMARCB1 NR2F6-PRKAR1B-GINS1-CALM3 AEBP1-NCDN-XRCC1-SEC14L1 VAMP2-ABHD12-AEBP1-DGKA MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-SPG7 VAMP2-NCOA4-AEBP1-SPG7 ABHD12-CALM3-GINS1-RPS20 VAMP2-ZFAND5-AEBP1-SARM1 AEBP1-RPUSD1-VAMP2-SERBP1 ADRB2-AEBP1-GINS1-LYRM5 ANAPC11-GINS1-MRPL42-SEC14L1 TMEM49-VAMP2-SEC14L1-CRLF3 AEBP1-TM9SF1-VAMP2-ABHD12 ANAPC11-GINS1-AEBP1-SARM1 C20orf111-SEC14L1-VAMP2-TMEM5 TMEM49-TATDN1-GINS1-PRKAR1B AEBP1-NCDN-VAMP2-C5orf32 MT1E-GINS1-AEBP1-ABHD12 VAMP2-NCOA4-AEBP1-GRK6

Example 13

This example includes a description of alternative RGP Vmod (voting model) implementations of the GVHD prediction, definition of top-performing RGP Vmods, and other well-performing alternative RGP Vmods.

In addition to harnessing the combined ratiometric GVHD outcome predictive and self-calibrating properties of the RGPs selected above, further accuracy and robustness in GVHD outcome prediction would be expected to be achieved by averaging out errors contributed by individual RGP voters through the use of multi-RGP voting models (Vmods). Within such a GVHD outcome prediction Vmod, prioritized subsets of RGPs are used to provide individual “N” (N=not causing GVHD in the recipient) outcome predictive votes, and these votes are aggregated and averaged as a GVHD N Outcome Score, or GNOS. In turn, when the GNOS is above a pre-determined “GNOS threshold” level, a donor sample is ultimately called as N, or “likely to lead to a GVHD NEGATIVE outcome in the recipient when used for transplantation.”

Selection of Alternative RGP Vmods:

Multiple, principled ways have been applied for aggregating the RGPs (or PRGPs, for indirect RGP selection) into Vmods for GNOS determination, such as to result in GVHD outcome prediction using a total of 48 SGs, including the 6 HSKs listed above (Table 12) for initial SG calibration. The list of RGPs and SGs contributing to the different Vmods is detailed in below (see Tables 17 and 18, VmodRGP100 and VmodSG64, respectively).

Note that Vmod GNOS calculations for all Vmods are always directly carried out on RGPs values, and never directly on PRGP or SG values (even though PRGPs have contributed to RGP selections, and SG values are used to determine the RGP values).

Three basic methods are outlined below for RGP prioritization from the RGP348 list (Table 14) into 3 alternative Vmods:

-   -   (1) Vmod: SG43RGP46-GPperformance:         -   RGPs in RGP348 list (Table 14) were prioritized solely             according to median performance rank, without any             restriction of contributing SGs being a member of multiple             GPs. The top median performance ranking 46 RGPs contain 43             unique SGs, including one of the HSK6 SGs (Table 12).             Combining these 43 SGs with the remaining 5 HSK6 SGs,             results in a total of 48 SGs for implementation as the GVHD             outcome prediction test.     -   (2) Vmod: SG42RGP21-GPminimalist         -   RGPs in RGP348 list (Table 14) were prioritized according to             median performance rank. After the best ranking RGP is             selected to go into the Vmod, all RGPs containing SGs             already selected for the Vmod are removed from the candidate             list, and then the next best ranking RGP is selected. The             top 21 ranking RGPs, not allowing for any SG to appear in             more than one RGP, result in a total of 42 unique SGs.             Combining these 42 SGs with the remaining 6 HSK6 SGs results             in a total of 48 SGs for implementation as a GVHD outcome             prediction test.     -   (3) Vmod: SG43RGP37-GPconnectivity:         -   The 121 SGs contributing to the RGP348 list (Table 14) were             prioritized in two steps, i.e.,             -   1. the highest numbers of RGPs for which a particular SG                 is a member, i.e., the highest SG connectivities in the                 RGP network, and             -   2. the best median outcome predictive performance rank                 (over the 6 standard performance ranks, see above).         -   The 43 combined top rankings SGs were selected according to             this method. RGPs, including only SG members from this list             of 43 SGs, where then prioritized according to median             performance rank. The minimal number of top ranking RGPs             from this restricted selection for which each of the select             43 SGs appears in at least once, was then selected by             aggregating the prioritized RGPs in median performance rank             order; however, only allowing new RGPs in the aggregation             process to be included if none or only one (not both) of its             SG members is found in the RGPs already selected for the             Vmod. (Note: Without this restriction, likely more than 100             GPs would be required to cover the 43 most connected SGs,             because many of the most connected SGs participate in lower             ranking RGPs). A total number of 37 RGPs contribute to this             Vmod, containing 43 unique SGs, including one of the HSK6             SGs. Combining these 43 SGs with the remaining 5 HSK6 SGs,             results in a total of 48 SGs for implementation as a GVHD             outcome prediction test.

By preselecting RGPs that perform well in PRGPs, Vmods may be seeded with candidate RGPs with an increased propensity to synergistically interact toward improved outcome prediction in a multi-RGP scenario. Two basic methods are outlined below for PRGP (and implicit contributing RGP and SG) prioritization from the PRGP348 list (Table 16) into 2 alternative Vmods:

-   -   (1) Vmod: SG43RGP51−PRGPminranksort:         -   PRGPs in the PRGP348 list (see Table 16) were prioritized             first by maximal (worst) performance rank, then by median             rank, and then by minimal (best) rank, such that the final             prioritization criterion is the best, i.e., minimal,             performance rank. No restrictions were placed on SGs or RGPs             being a member of multiple PRGPs. The top median performance             ranking 45 PRGPs contain 51 unique RGPs, and 43 unique SGs,             including one of the HSK6 SGs. Combining these 43 SGs with             the remaining 5 HSK6 SGs, results in a total of 48 SGs for             implementation as a GVHD outcome prediction test.     -   (2) Vmod: SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort:         -   PRGPs in the PRGP348 list (Table 16) were prioritized first             by maximal (worst) performance rank, then by minimal (best)             rank, and then by median rank, such that the final             prioritization criterion is the median performance rank. No             restrictions were placed on SGs or RGPs being a member of             multiple PRGPs. The top median performance ranking 60 PRGPs             contain 55 unique RGPs, and 43 unique SGs, including one of             the HSK6 SGs. Combining these 43 SGs with the remaining 5             HSK6 SGs, results in a total of 48 SGs for implementation as             a GVHD outcome prediction test.

The set of 5 Vmods described above contain a total of 100 unique RGPs, and 64 unique SGs, which are listed in Tables 17 and 18 below, VmodRGP100 and VmodSG64, respectively.

TABLE 17 Vmod memberships of 100 RGPs (“VmodRGP100”) that participate in the alternative Vmod GVHD outcome prediction implementation SG43RGP51- SG43RGP55- SG43RGP36- SG21RGP28- RGP ABI SG43RGP46- SG42RGP21- SG43RGP37- PRGPmin- PRGPmed- RGPgreedy- RGPmaxgreedy- Gene Symbol RGPperformance RGPminimalist RGPconnectivity ranksort ranksort search search AEBP1-SEC14L1 x — x x x x x AEBP1-NCDN x — — x x x x ANAPC11-GINS1 x — — x x x x MT1E-GINS1 x — x — x x x PDCD6IP-LYRM5 x x x — — x x MPP5-SEC14L1 x — — x — x x MRPL42-GINS1 x — — — x x x PDCD6IP-TATDN1 x — — — — x x RPL37-GINS1 x — — — — x x TMEM8B-C16orf53 — — x x x x x TMEM8B-C5orf62 — — x x x x x ABHD12-CALM3 — — — x x x x AEBP1-SARM1 — — — x x x x PREX1-SMARCB1 — — — x x x x TMEM49-CALM3 — — — x x x x VAMP2-TMEM5 — — — x x x x CALM3-HEATR3 — — — x — x x MRPL42-FOXN2 — — — x — x x PLAC8-SEC14L1 — — — x — x x TMEM8B-NSUN5 — — — x — x x TMEM8B-SIPA1L2 — — x — — x x AEBP1-RPUSD1 x x x x x x — TMEM49-TATDN1 x x x x x x — ADRB2-MT1E x x x — — x — GINS1-MT1H x x — — — x — TMEM49-FLT3LG x — — — x x — TMEM49-MRPL42 x — x — — x — NCOA4-PAIP2 x — — — — x — AEBP1-ZFAND5 — — — x x x — FOXN2-SNURF — x — — — x — MRPL42-CCDC6 — — — x — x — NR2F6-PRKAR1B — x — — — x — TMEM8B-TM9SF1 — x — — — x — VAMP2-FOXN2 — — x — — x — VAMP2-SERPINB9 — — x — — x — XRCC1-SNX27 — x — — — x — MAF-RPS20 x x x x x — — VAMP2-SEC14L1 x x x x x — — ABHD12-MPP6 x x x x — — — SEC14L1-LYRM5 x — x x x — — SELM-RPUSD1 x — x x x — — VAMP2-C5orf32 x — x x x — — VAMP2-CRTAP x — x x x — — VAMP2-KIAA1949 x — x x x — — VAMP2-NCOA4 x — x x x — — VAMP2-ZFAND5 x — x x x — — AAK1-SEC14L1 x — — x x — — PREX1-KLF12 x x x — — — — SELM-NCOA4 x — — x x — — TMEM49-VAMP2 x — — x x — — VAMP2-C5orf62 x — x — x — — VAMP2-LAPTM5 x — x x — — — XRCC1-PREX1 x — x x — — — AEBP1-TM9SF1 x — — — x — — C20orf111-SEC14L1 x — x — — — — CRTAP-PLAC8 x x — — — — — GINS1-PRKAR1B x — x — — — — NCOA4-C8orf33 x x — — — — — NCOA4-MPP6 x — — — x — — NCOA4-PLAC8 x — — — x — — SEC14L1-RPL19 x — x — — — — SNX27-TATDN1 x — x — — — — TMEM49-PLAC8 x — x — — — — VAMP2-GCH1 x — — x — — — CRTAP-LYRM5 x — — — — — — MPP6-SEC14L1 x — — — — — — AEBP1-NSUN5 — — x x x — — SEC14L1-CALM3 — — x x x — — VAMP2-URM1 — — x x x — — AEBP1-NCOA4 — — — x x — — AEBP1-SNX27 — — — x x — — AEBP1-SPG7 — — — x x — — C5orf62-RPL19 — x — — x — — GINS1-CALM3 — — — x x — — MRPL42-HEATR3 — x — — x — — NCOA4-MRPL42 — — — x x — — NCOA4-TATDN1 — — — x x — — TMEM8B-SEC14L1 — — — x x — — VAMP2-GINS1 — — — x x — — VAMP2-PREX1 — — — x x — — AEBP1-ABHD12 — — — — x — — C5orf62-RPS20 — — — — x — — FOXN2-MPP6 — — — — x — — GINS1-LYRM5 — — — — x — — HMGB2-C5orf32 — x — — — — — HMGB2-SEC14L1 — — x — — — — IL1RN-MT1G — x — — — — — LYRM5-TPT1 — — — x — — — NCOA4-C20orf111 — — — — x — — PREX1-AAK1 — — — — x — — PREX1-SNURF — — — — x — — SEC14L1-SNURF — — x — — — — SELM-AP2A1 — x — — — — — SELM-C5orf62 — — — — x — — SMARCB1-SEC14L1 — — x — — — — TATDN1-C5orf62 — — — x — — — TMEM49-LYRM5 — — — x — — — TMEM49-MPP6 — — — x — — — VAMP2-ABHD12 — — — — x — — ZFAND5-C20orf111 — x — — — — — (An “x” in a column indicates that the RGP in the corresponding row is a member of the Vmod listed in the column; otherwise the “—” indicates the RGP is not a component of the Vmod)

TABLE 18 Vmod memberships of 64 SGs (“VmodSG64”) that participate in the alternative Vmod GVHD outcome prediction implementation SGs from SGs from SG ABI SGs from SGs from SGs from SG43RGP51- SG43RGP55- SGs from SGs from Gene SG43RGP46- SG42RGP21- SG43RGP37- PRGPmin- PRGPmed- SG43RGP36- SG21RGP28- Symbol RGPperformance RGPminimalist RGPconnectivity ranksort ranksort RGPgreedysearch RGPmaxgreedysearch VAMP2 x x x x x x x SEC14L1 x x x x x x x AEBP1 x x x x x x x GINS1 x x x x x x x TMEM49 x x x x x x x MRPL42 x x x x x x x TATDN1 x x x x x x x PREX1 x x x x x x x LYRM5 x x x x x x x C5orf62 x x x x x x x ABHD12 x x x x x x x PLAC8 x x x x x x x MT1E x x x — x x x PDCD6IP x x x — — x x ANAPC11 x — — x x x x NCDN x — — x x x x MPP5 x — — x — x x RPL37 x — — — — x x TMEM8B — x x x x x x FOXN2 — x x x x x x CALM3 — — x x x x x NSUN5 — — x x x x x C16orf53 — — x x x x x HEATR3 — x — x x x x SMARCB1 — — x x x x x SARM1 — — — x x x x TMEM5 — — — x x x x SIPA1L2 — — x — — x x NCOA4 x x x x x x — RPUSD1 x x x x x x — ZFAND5 x x x x x x — SNX27 x x x x x x — XRCC1 x x x x — x — ADRB2 x x x — — x — PRKAR1B x x x — — x — TM9SF1 x x — — x x — FLT3LG x — — — x x — MT1H x x — — — x — PAIP2 x — — — — x — SNURF — x x — x x — CCDC6 — — — x — x — NR2F6 — x — — — x — SERPINB9 — — x — — x — MPP6 x x x x x — — SELM x x x x x — — CRTAP x x x x x — — RPS20 x x x x x — — C5orf32 x x x x x — — MAF x x x x x — — C20orf111 x x x — x — — KIAA1949 x — x x x — — RPL19 x x x — x — — AAK1 x — — x x — — KLF12 x x x — — — — LAPTM5 x — x x — — — C8orf33 x x — — — — — GCH1 x — — x — — — URM1 — — x x x — — HMGB2 — x x — — — — SPG7 — — — x x — — AP2A1 — x — — — — — IL1RN — x — — — — — MT1G — x — — — — — TPT1 — — — x — — — (An “x” in the column indicates that the SG in the corresponding row is a member of the Vmod listed in the column; otherwise the “—” indicates the RGP is not a component of the Vmod)

In general, for each and every Vmod, the ultimate GVHD N Outcome Score (GNOS) is calculated from the RGP values for each sample as follows (as also described above for general voting model (Vmod) implementations): For each RGP, if its value is above or below a defined threshold (LDA separatrix; defined as the midpoint between the GVHD negative and positive population average RGP values), the sample is classified as N (negative), i.e., not leading to aGVHD in the transplantation. N votes are counted as “1”, otherwise counted as “0”, and averaged over all of the RGPs in a particular voting model to arrive at the GNOS.

Greedy Optimization of RGP Vmods:

Multiple sources of empirical, data-derived evidence have contributed to the selection of the 100 RGPs (Table 17, VmodRGP100) as outcome predictive high-performance RGP candidates for GVHD outcome prediction implementations of differing selections of 48 total SGs, through Vmods incorporating varying numbers of RGPs. These sources of evidence range from individual RGP performance, compound RGP in PRGP performance, and integrated RGP performance in Vmods designed with alternative RGP selection criteria.

Thus, an RGP optimization (instead of RGP prioritization, as used above) procedure applied in the design of the GVHD outcome prediction Vmod might result in superior Vmod performance. Accordingly, the following, simple “greedy” search/aggregation procedure was applied for Vmod optimization as described below:

-   -   (1) Vmod: SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch.         -   The greedy search begins by selection of the best performing             RGP from Table 17 (VmodRGP100 list), which defines Vmod(1).             100 minus 1 alternative Vmods are then evaluated by             combining the RGP in Vmod(1) with the remaining 100 minus 1             RGPs, and the outcome predictive performance is determined             for each of these 100 minus 1 Vmods. From this list of 100             minus 1 Vmods, the best performing Vmod is selected as             Vmod(2). Then 100 minus 2 alternative Vmods are evaluated by             combining the RGPs in Vmod(2) with the remaining 100 minus 2             RGPs, and the outcome predictive performance is determined             for each of these 100 minus 2 Vmods. From this list of 100             minus 2 Vmods, the best performing Vmod is selected as             Vmod(3). In general, 100 minus i alternative Vmods are             evaluated by combining the RGPs in Vmod(i) with the             remaining 100 minus i RGPs, and the outcome predictive             performance is determined for each of these 100 minus i             Vmods. From this list of 100 minus i Vmods, the best             performing Vmod is selected as Vmod(i+1). The index, i, is             then increased by 1, until i=101, at which the search is             terminated and all the RGPs have been aggregated. Vmod Gneg             vs. Gag3 T-test p-values are determined from the GNOS of             each sample. All Vmods are evaluated at a GNOS threshold of             0.55, i.e., at least 55% of the constituent RGP voters in             each Vmod must have cast a vote 1, i.e., an N vote (no GVHD)             for a given sample. Balanced CMCVs are determined from the             1 (N) and 0 (not N) values determined by a candidate Vmod             for each of the Gneg and Gag3 samples.         -   The best performing Vmod from the i Vmod candidates at each             iteration is selected according to the following criteria:             -   1. For the division Gneg vs. Gag3, the TNR (true                 negative rate, specificity) must be >=0.4 for a Vmod to                 be considered.             -   2. The best ranking Vmod is selected, according to the                 best average rank of the NPV (class numbers-wise                 balanced negative predictive value, i.e. P_(b)=0.5) rank                 and p-value rank for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division.         -   After 36 iterations of the greedy search, a total of 36 RGPs             were selected, containing 43 unique SGs, including one of             the HSK6 SGs (see Table 19, VmodGreedySearch). Combining             these 43 SGs with the remaining 5 HSK6 SGs, results in a             total of 48 SGs for implementation as a GVHD outcome             prediction test.     -   (2) Vmod: SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch.         -   Note that the best performing Vmod in the greedy search             outlined above, in terms of Gneg vs. Gag3 combined NPV             (0.96), ACC (0.90) and p-value (2.04×10⁻²³), occurs at 21             iterations of RGP selections, i.e. representing 21 unique             SGs that participate in 28 different RGPs (SG21RGP28, see             Table 19, VmodGreedySearch). While this Vmod could be             implemented as the GVHD outcome prediction test with             potentially superior performance, it is neither clear nor             certain that SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch, using less than             half the SGs compared to SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, would             perform as consistently or robustly as             SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch in routine GVHD outcome prediction             practice.

TABLE 19 Greedy search performance for Vmods SG43GRP36 and SG21RGP28 (“VmodGreedySearch”) Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. ACC Greedy search Gpos T- Gag2 T- Gag3 T- NPV TNR Gneg TPR Gneg Gneg iteration, test log10 test log10 test log10 Gneg vs. Gpos vs. Gpos vs. GPs per Vmod Select Vmod RGP ABI Symbol p-value p-value p-value vs. Gpos (specificity) (sensitivity) Gpos 1 AEBP1-SEC14L1 −4.69 −4.55 −5.90 0.68 0.63 0.71 0.67 2 MRPL42-FOXN2 −5.82 −6.25 −8.28 0.77 0.41 0.88 0.64 3 PDCD6IP-LYRM5 −9.00 −9.19 −12.16 0.76 0.64 0.79 0.72 4 MRPL42-GINS1 −12.28 −12.38 −15.63 0.81 0.56 0.87 0.71 5 TMEM8B-C16orf53 −14.31 −14.66 −17.20 0.79 0.80 0.79 0.79 6 TMEM8B-SIPA1L2 −14.44 −14.74 −17.27 0.82 0.66 0.86 0.76 7 CALM3-HEATR3 −14.43 −15.11 −17.77 0.77 0.80 0.77 0.78 8 ABHD12-CALM3 −14.63 −15.16 −18.28 0.81 0.66 0.84 0.75 9 MPP5-SEC14L1 −14.33 −14.90 −18.45 0.78 0.78 0.79 0.78 10 ANAPC11-GINS1 −15.48 −15.86 −19.22 0.80 0.71 0.83 0.77 11 PREX1-SMARCB1 −15.58 −16.00 −19.55 0.83 0.68 0.86 0.77 12 AEBP1-NCDN −16.91 −17.18 −20.85 0.82 0.76 0.83 0.80 13 VAMP2-TMEM5 −17.80 −17.93 −21.46 0.83 0.73 0.85 0.79 14 TMEM49-CALM3 −18.63 −18.56 −22.14 0.83 0.81 0.83 0.82 15 MT1E-GINS1 −19.55 −19.48 −22.64 0.85 0.75 0.87 0.81 16 TMEM8B-C5orf62 −18.87 −18.94 −22.47 0.83 0.80 0.83 0.87 17 PDCD6IP-TATDN1 −18.93 −19.09 −22.59 0.84 0.76 0.85 0.81 18 AEBP1-SARM1 −19.11 −19.15 −22.47 0.84 0.81 0.84 0.83 19 TMEM8B-NSUN5 −19.03 −19.23 −22.12 0.85 0.78 0.86 0.82 20 PLAC8-SEC14L1 −18.65 −19.01 −21.97 0.84 0.83 0.84 0.84 21 SG21RGP28- RPL37-GINS1 −19.45 −19.74 −22.69 0.86 0.83 0.86 0.85 RGPmaxgreedy- search 22 GINS1-MT1H −20.19 −20.43 −23.10 0.85 0.81 0.86 0.84 23 TMEM49-MRPL42 −20.40 −20.58 −23.24 0.84 0.83 0.84 0.84 24 VAMP2-FOXN2 −20.22 −20.36 −22.91 0.85 0.81 0.85 0.83 25 TMEM8B-TM9SF1 −20.08 −20.25 −22.59 0.84 0.81 0.84 0.83 26 AEBP1-ZFAND5 −20.01 −20.16 −22.58 0.84 0.80 0.85 0.82 27 TMEM49-TATDN1 −19.31 −19.54 −22.18 0.84 0.81 0.84 0.83 28 ADRB2-MT1E −19.17 −19.42 −21.93 0.84 0.80 0.85 0.82 29 FOXN2-SNURF −18.93 −19.23 −21.76 0.83 0.81 0.83 0.82 30 XRCC1-SNX27 −19.10 −19.34 −21.73 0.84 0.81 0.84 0.83 31 NR2F6-PRKAR1B −18.89 −19.14 −21.55 0.84 0.78 0.85 0.82 32 NCOA4-PAIP2 −18.58 −18.86 −21.22 0.84 0.80 0.84 0.82 33 MRPL42-CCDC6 −18.15 −18.47 −20.90 0.85 0.78 0.86 0.82 34 TMEM49-FLT3LG −18.03 −18.35 −20.75 0.84 0.81 0.84 0.83 35 VAMP2-SERPINB9 −17.81 −18.13 −20.48 0.84 0.78 0.85 0.82 36 SG43RGP36- AEBP1-RPUSD1 −17.95 −18.20 −20.48 0.83 0.80 0.83 0.82 RGPgreedy- search Greedy search NPV TNR Gneg TPR Gneg ACC NPV TNR Gneg TPR Gneg ACC Unique iteration, Gneg vs. Gag2 vs. Gag2 Gneg Gneg vs. Gag3 vs. Gag3 Gneg SG GPs per Vmod vs. Gag2 (specificity) (sensitivity) vs. Gag2 vs. Gag3 (specificity) (sensitivity) vs. Gag3 count 1 0.68 0.63 0.71 0.67 0.74 0.63 0.78 0.70 2 2 0.79 0.41 0.89 0.65 0.94 0.41 0.97 0.69 4 3 0.76 0.64 0.80 0.72 0.86 0.64 0.90 0.77 6 4 0.81 0.56 0.87 0.79 0.93 0.56 0.96 0.76 7 5 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.88 0.80 0.90 0.85 9 6 0.84 0.66 0.87 0.77 0.94 0.66 0.96 0.81 10 7 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.80 0.90 0.80 0.91 0.85 12 8 0.82 0.66 0.85 0.76 0.94 0.66 0.96 0.81 13 9 0.80 0.78 0.81 0.79 0.92 0.78 0.94 0.86 14 10 0.82 0.71 0.85 0.78 0.95 0.71 0.96 0.84 15 11 0.85 0.68 0.88 0.78 0.96 0.68 0.97 0.83 17 12 0.84 0.76 0.85 0.81 0.94 0.76 0.95 0.86 18 13 0.85 0.73 0.87 0.80 0.95 0.73 0.96 0.84 20 14 0.85 0.81 0.85 0.83 0.94 0.81 0.95 0.88 21 15 0.85 0.75 0.87 0.81 0.95 0.75 0.96 0.85 22 16 0.84 0.80 0.85 0.89 0.94 0.80 0.95 0.87 23 17 0.85 0.76 0.86 0.81 0.95 0.76 0.96 0.86 24 18 0.85 0.81 0.85 0.83 0.94 0.81 0.95 0.88 25 19 0.86 0.78 0.87 0.83 0.95 0.78 0.96 0.87 26 20 0.86 0.83 0.86 0.85 0.96 0.83 0.96 0.90 27 21 0.87 0.83 0.87 0.85 0.96 0.83 0.96 0.90 28 22 0.86 0.81 0.87 0.84 0.95 0.81 0.96 0.89 29 23 0.85 0.83 0.85 0.84 0.94 0.83 0.95 0.89 29 24 0.86 0.81 0.86 0.84 0.95 0.81 0.96 0.89 29 25 0.85 0.81 0.85 0.83 0.94 0.81 0.95 0.88 30 26 0.85 0.80 0.86 0.83 0.95 0.80 0.96 0.88 31 27 0.85 0.81 0.85 0.83 0.94 0.81 0.95 0.88 31 28 0.85 0.80 0.86 0.83 0.95 0.80 0.96 0.88 32 29 0.84 0.81 0.85 0.83 0.93 0.81 0.94 0.87 33 30 0.85 0.81 0.85 0.83 0.94 0.81 0.95 0.88 35 31 0.85 0.78 0.86 0.82 0.95 0.78 0.96 0.87 37 32 0.85 0.80 0.85 0.83 0.94 0.80 0.95 0.87 39 33 0.85 0.78 0.86 0.82 0.95 0.78 0.96 0.87 40 34 0.85 0.81 0.85 0.83 0.94 0.81 0.95 0.88 41 35 0.85 0.78 0.86 0.82 0.95 0.78 0.96 0.87 42 36 0.84 0.80 0.85 0.82 0.92 0.80 0.94 0.87 43

Determination and Evaluation of Outcome Predictive Performance of RGP Vmods:

The overall GVHD outcome predictive performance of all 7 Vmods is summarized in Table 20 (VmodSpecs). For all 3 divisions (Gneg vs. Gpos, Gneg vs. Gag2, Gneg vs. Gag3), the following standard specifications (SSPCs) for outcome predictive performance are reported:

-   -   (1) Heteroscedastic, 2-tailed, T-test p-values, based on GNOS         values reported for each sample in the Vmod output.     -   (2) For 5 different GNOS separatrices (GNOS threshold value at         or above which a donor sample is ultimately classified as N,         i.e. not causing GVHD in the recipient), of 0.50, 0.55, 0.65,         0.75 and 0.85, 5 additional outcome predictive SSPCs (for         example, see definition of CMCVs above).         -   1. NPV, negative predictive value, balanced, i.e., adjusted             for equal proportions of real N outcomes (TN+FP) and real P             outcomes (TP+FN), i.e. for balanced prevalence P_(b)=0.5

NPV=TN_(b)/(TN_(b)+FN_(b))

-   -   -   2. TNR, true negative rate, i.e., specificity (unaffected by             proportions of real N outcomes and real P outcomes)

TNR=TN(TN+FP)

-   -   -   3. PPV, positive predictive value, balanced, i.e., adjusted             for equal proportions of real N outcomes (TN+FP) and real P             outcomes (TP+FN), i.e. for balanced prevalence P_(b)=0.5

PPV=TP_(b)/(TP_(b)+FP_(b))

-   -   -   4. TPR, true positive rate, i.e., sensitivity (unaffected by             proportions of real N outcomes and real P outcomes)

TPR=TP/(TP+FN)

-   -   -   5. ACC, accuracy, balanced, i.e., adjusted for equal             proportions of real N outcomes (TN+FP) and real P outcomes             (TP+FN), i.e. for balanced prevalence P_(b)=0.5

ACC=(TN_(b)+TP_(b))/(TN_(b)+FN_(b)+TP_(b)+FP_(b))

The following observations concern Table 20 (VmodSpecs):

-   -   (1) Note that the NPV for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division at GNOS         separatrices of 0.75 or 0.85 often reaches values>=0.90, however         often also accompanied by TNR values<=0.25.     -   (2) Note that for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division, the Vmod         SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, at GNOS threshold 0.55, reaches the         highest accuracy (0.87) of any Vmod at any division with 42 or         43 SGs, also combining an NPV value of 0.92 with a TNR         (specificity) value of 0.80, and with a TPR (sensitivity) value         of 0.94.     -   (3) Note that for all 3 divisions, and for all Vmods with 42 or         43 SGs, the Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch shows by far the         lowest (best) T-test p-values, ranging from 1.1×10⁻¹⁸ for the         Gneg vs. Gpos division, to as low as 3.3×10⁻¹⁹ for the Gneg vs.         Gag3 division.     -   (4) Note that SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch shows by far the best         SSPCs in every category. While this Vmod could be implemented as         GVHD outcome prediction test with potentially superior         performance, SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch, using less than half         the SGs compared to SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, may not perform         as consistently or robustly as SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch in         routine GVHD outcome prediction practice.

TABLE 20 Overall outcome predictive performance for selected 7 Vmods (“VmodSpecs”) at prevalence, P = 0.5 Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. NPV ACC Gpos Gag2 Gag3 Gneg TNR Gneg TPR Gneg Gneg T-test T-test T-test GNOS vs. vs. Gpos vs. Gpos vs. Vmod p-value p-value p-value threshold Gpos (specificity) (sensitivity) Gpos SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 1.0E−11 8.3E−12 5.4E−13 0.50 0.75 0.78 0.74 0.76 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 1.0E−11 8.3E−12 5.4E−13 0.55 0.73 0.66 0.75 0.71 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 1.0E−11 8.3E−12 5.4E−13 0.65 0.78 0.54 0.84 0.69 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 1.0E−11 8.3E−12 5.4E−13 0.75 0.77 0.42 0.88 0.65 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 1.0E−11 8.3E−12 5.4E−13 0.85 0.79 0.25 0.93 0.59 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 1.8E−11 1.1E−11 1.2E−12 0.50 0.72 0.71 0.73 0.72 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 1.8E−11 1.1E−11 1.2E−12 0.55 0.77 0.66 0.80 0.73 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 1.8E−11 1.1E−11 1.2E−12 0.65 0.78 0.54 0.85 0.70 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 1.8E−11 1.1E−11 1.2E−12 0.75 0.79 0.42 0.88 0.65 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 1.8E−11 1.1E−11 1.2E−12 0.85 0.88 0.25 0.97 0.61 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 5.5E−11 2.8E−11 1.6E−12 0.50 0.73 0.75 0.72 0.73 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 5.5E−11 2.8E−11 1.6E−12 0.55 0.75 0.68 0.78 0.73 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 5.5E−11 2.8E−11 1.6E−12 0.65 0.78 0.53 0.85 0.69 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 5.5E−11 2.8E−11 1.6E−12 0.75 0.80 0.46 0.88 0.67 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 5.5E−11 2.8E−11 1.6E−12 0.85 0.77 0.25 0.93 0.59 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 9.3E−12 5.7E−12 1.4E−13 0.50 0.76 0.75 0.76 0.75 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 9.3E−12 5.7E−12 1.4E−13 0.55 0.77 0.63 0.81 0.72 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 9.3E−12 5.7E−12 1.4E−13 0.65 0.78 0.51 0.86 0.68 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 9.3E−12 5.7E−12 1.4E−13 0.75 0.85 0.41 0.93 0.67 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 9.3E−12 5.7E−12 1.4E−13 0.85 0.80 0.10 0.98 0.54 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 2.8E−11 2.1E−11 6.5E−13 0.50 0.74 0.76 0.74 0.75 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 2.8E−11 2.1E−11 6.5E−13 0.55 0.74 0.64 0.78 0.71 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 2.8E−11 2.1E−11 6.5E−13 0.65 0.77 0.51 0.85 0.68 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 2.8E−11 2.1E−11 6.5E−13 0.75 0.79 0.37 0.90 0.64 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 2.8E−11 2.1E−11 6.5E−13 0.85 0.79 0.15 0.96 0.56 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 1.1E−18 6.3E−19 3.3E−21 0.50 0.79 0.86 0.77 0.82 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 1.1E−18 6.3E−19 3.3E−21 0.55 0.83 0.80 0.83 0.82 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 1.1E−18 6.3E−19 3.3E−21 0.65 0.82 0.53 0.88 0.70 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 1.1E−18 6.3E−19 3.3E−21 0.75 0.84 0.25 0.95 0.60 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 1.1E−18 6.3E−19 3.3E−21 0.85 0.86 0.05 0.99 0.52 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 3.6E−20 1.8E−20 2.0E−23 0.50 0.81 0.83 0.80 0.82 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 3.6E−20 1.8E−20 2.0E−23 0.55 0.86 0.83 0.86 0.85 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 3.6E−20 1.8E−20 2.0E−23 0.65 0.79 0.47 0.88 0.68 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 3.6E−20 1.8E−20 2.0E−23 0.75 0.86 0.25 0.96 0.61 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 3.6E−20 1.8E−20 2.0E−23 0.85 0.61 0.05 0.97 0.51 NPV ACC NPV ACC Gneg TNR Gneg TPR Gneg Gneg Gneg TNR Gneg TPR Gneg Gneg vs. vs. Gag2 vs. Gag2 vs. vs. vs. Gag3 vs. Gag3 vs. Vmod Gag2 (specificity) (sensitivity) Gag2 Gag3 (specificity) (sensitivity) Gag3 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.75 0.78 0.75 0.76 0.80 0.78 0.81 0.79 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.72 0.66 0.75 0.70 0.77 0.66 0.81 0.73 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.78 0.54 0.85 0.69 0.86 0.54 0.91 0.73 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.77 0.42 0.87 0.65 0.84 0.42 0.92 0.67 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.80 0.25 0.94 0.60 0.91 0.25 0.97 0.61 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.72 0.71 0.73 0.72 0.76 0.71 0.78 0.75 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.77 0.66 0.80 0.73 0.85 0.66 0.88 0.77 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.79 0.54 0.85 0.70 0.87 0.54 0.92 0.73 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.80 0.42 0.89 0.66 0.87 0.42 0.94 0.68 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.90 0.25 0.97 0.61 1.00 0.25 1.00 0.63 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.73 0.75 0.73 0.74 0.77 0.75 0.78 0.76 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.76 0.68 0.79 0.73 0.84 0.68 0.87 0.77 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.78 0.53 0.85 0.69 0.89 0.53 0.94 0.73 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.81 0.46 0.89 0.67 0.90 0.46 0.95 0.70 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.78 0.25 0.93 0.59 0.91 0.25 0.97 0.61 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.77 0.75 0.77 0.76 0.82 0.75 0.83 0.79 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.78 0.63 0.83 0.73 0.86 0.63 0.90 0.76 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.79 0.51 0.86 0.69 0.89 0.51 0.94 0.72 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.85 0.41 0.93 0.67 0.91 0.41 0.96 0.68 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.79 0.10 0.97 0.54 1.00 0.10 1.00 0.55 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.75 0.76 0.75 0.75 0.80 0.76 0.81 0.78 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.75 0.64 0.79 0.72 0.82 0.64 0.86 0.75 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.78 0.51 0.85 0.68 0.87 0.51 0.92 0.72 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.79 0.37 0.90 0.64 0.88 0.37 0.95 0.66 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.81 0.15 0.96 0.56 1.00 0.15 1.00 0.58 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.79 0.86 0.77 0.82 0.84 0.86 0.83 0.85 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.84 0.80 0.85 0.82 0.92 0.80 0.94 0.87 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.83 0.53 0.89 0.71 0.93 0.53 0.96 0.74 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.85 0.25 0.95 0.60 0.91 0.25 0.97 0.61 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.85 0.05 0.99 0.52 1.00 0.05 1.00 0.53 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.82 0.83 0.82 0.82 0.90 0.83 0.91 0.87 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.87 0.83 0.87 0.85 0.96 0.83 0.96 0.90 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.79 0.47 0.87 0.67 0.92 0.47 0.96 0.72 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.85 0.25 0.95 0.60 0.91 0.25 0.97 0.61 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.58 0.05 0.96 0.51 0.80 0.05 0.99 0.52

The observed and balanced (adjusted for equal proportions of real N outcomes and real P outcomes), absolute or relative (for adjusted values) “confusion matrix” counts of correctly and incorrectly classified samples (TN, FP, TP, FN; bTN, bFP, bTP, bFN), for the 5 different GNOS separatrices (0.50, 0.55, 0.65, 0.75 and 0.85) from which all of the 5 outcome predictive accuracies/proportions (NPV, TNR, PPV, TPR, ACC) were calculated, are reported in Table 21 (VmodCounts).

TABLE 21 Correct and incorrect sample classification counts and balanced relative counts for selected 7 Vmods (“VmodCounts”) GNOS TN FP TP FN TP FN TP FN bTN Vmod threshold Gneg Gneg Gpos Gpos Gag2 Gag2 Gag3 Gag3 Gneg SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.50 46 13 90 31 82 28 62 15 0.39 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.55 39 20 91 30 82 28 62 15 0.33 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.65 32 27 102 19 93 17 70 7 0.27 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.75 25 34 106 15 96 14 71 6 0.21 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.85 15 44 113 8 103 7 75 2 0.13 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.50 42 17 88 33 80 30 60 17 0.36 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.55 39 20 97 24 88 22 68 9 0.33 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.65 32 27 103 18 94 16 71 6 0.27 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.75 25 34 107 14 98 12 72 5 0.21 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.85 15 44 117 4 107 3 77 0 0.13 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.50 44 15 87 34 80 30 60 17 0.37 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.55 40 19 94 27 87 23 67 10 0.34 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.65 31 28 103 18 94 16 72 5 0.26 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.75 27 32 107 14 98 12 73 4 0.23 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.85 15 44 112 9 102 8 75 2 0.13 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.50 44 15 92 29 85 25 64 13 0.37 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.55 37 22 98 23 91 19 69 8 0.31 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.65 30 29 104 17 95 15 72 5 0.25 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.75 24 35 112 9 102 8 74 3 0.20 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.85 6 53 118 3 107 3 77 0 0.05 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.50 45 14 89 32 82 28 62 15 0.38 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.55 38 21 94 27 87 23 66 11 0.32 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.65 30 29 103 18 94 16 71 6 0.25 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.75 22 37 109 12 99 11 73 4 0.19 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.85 9 50 116 5 106 4 77 0 0.08 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.50 51 8 93 28 85 25 64 13 0.43 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.55 47 12 101 20 93 17 72 5 0.40 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.65 31 28 107 14 98 12 74 3 0.26 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.75 15 44 115 6 105 5 75 2 0.13 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.85 3 56 120 1 109 1 77 0 0.03 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.50 49 10 97 24 90 20 70 7 0.42 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.55 49 10 104 17 96 14 74 3 0.42 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.65 28 31 106 15 96 14 74 3 0.24 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.75 15 44 116 5 105 5 75 2 0.13 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.85 3 56 117 4 106 4 76 1 0.03 bFP bTP bFN bTP bFN bTP bFN Vmod Gneg Gpos Gpos Gag2 Gag2 Gag3 Gag3 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.11 0.37 0.13 0.37 0.13 0.40 0.10 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.17 0.38 0.12 0.37 0.13 0.40 0.10 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.23 0.42 0.08 0.42 0.08 0.45 0.05 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.29 0.44 0.06 0.44 0.06 0.46 0.04 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.37 0.47 0.03 0.47 0.03 0.49 0.01 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.14 0.36 0.14 0.36 0.14 0.39 0.11 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.17 0.40 0.10 0.40 0.10 0.44 0.06 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.23 0.43 0.07 0.43 0.07 0.46 0.04 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.29 0.44 0.06 0.45 0.05 0.47 0.03 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.37 0.48 0.02 0.49 0.01 0.50 0.00 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.13 0.36 0.14 0.36 0.14 0.39 0.11 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.16 0.39 0.11 0.40 0.10 0.44 0.06 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.24 0.43 0.07 0.43 0.07 0.47 0.03 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.27 0.44 0.06 0.45 0.05 0.47 0.03 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.37 0.46 0.04 0.46 0.04 0.49 0.01 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.13 0.38 0.12 0.39 0.11 0.42 0.08 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.19 0.40 0.10 0.41 0.09 0.45 0.05 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.25 0.43 0.07 0.43 0.07 0.47 0.03 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.30 0.46 0.04 0.46 0.04 0.48 0.02 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.45 0.49 0.01 0.49 0.01 0.50 0.00 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.12 0.37 0.13 0.37 0.13 0.40 0.10 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.18 0.39 0.11 0.40 0.10 0.43 0.07 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.25 0.43 0.07 0.43 0.07 0.46 0.04 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.31 0.45 0.05 0.45 0.05 0.47 0.03 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.42 0.48 0.02 0.48 0.02 0.50 0.00 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.07 0.38 0.12 0.39 0.11 0.42 0.08 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.10 0.42 0.08 0.42 0.08 0.47 0.03 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.24 0.44 0.06 0.45 0.05 0.48 0.02 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.37 0.48 0.02 0.48 0.02 0.49 0.01 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.47 0.50 0.00 0.50 0.00 0.50 0.00 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.08 0.40 0.10 0.41 0.09 0.45 0.05 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.08 0.43 0.07 0.44 0.06 0.48 0.02 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.26 0.44 0.06 0.44 0.06 0.48 0.02 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.37 0.48 0.02 0.48 0.02 0.49 0.01 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.47 0.48 0.02 0.48 0.02 0.49 0.01

Projected Medical Gains when Using GVHD Outcome Prediction:

Projected medical practice and patients' morbidity and mortality gains in GVHD outcome reduction, concomitant with projected GVHD N donor capture (GVHD N donor is defined as member of set of real, observed donors in transplantations not involving GVHD, i.e. sum of true negatives and false positives), for realistic prevalence estimates of acute grade II, III or IV GVHD (35% to 55%) and acute grade III or IV GVHD (15% to 35%) for different GNOS separatrices are summarized in Tables 22 and 23, VmodMedGainGag3 and VmodMedGainGag2, respectively. The GVHD reduction projection is based on the assumption that only donors would be used in transplants that are predicted to not cause GVHD in the recipient. In other words, assuming such stringent “N” donor selection practice, the only remaining cases of grades II, III, or IV acute GVHD should be due to any remaining false negative predictions.

The projections covering various prevalence alternatives in Tables 22 and 23 (VmodMedGainGag3 and VmodMedGainGag2) are directly and completely derived from the values listed in Table 21 (VmodCounts), i.e. sample classification counts and balanced CMCVs (confusion matrix classification values), for the selected 6 Vmods, considering varying GNOS separatrices. In addition, these Tables also report the SSPCs of NPV, TNR (specificity) and TPR (sensitivity), at the respective alternative prevalences, P_(a), and GNOS separatrices.

To determine select SSCVs for alternative (noted by subscript “a”) prevalences, P_(a), the 4 CMCVs need to first be adjusted as described below:

TN_(a)=(1−P _(a))/(1−P ₀)*TN₀  (1)

FP_(a)=(1−P _(a))/(1−P ₀)*FP₀  (2)

TP_(a) =P _(a) /P ₀*TP₀  (3)

FN_(a) =P _(a) /P ₀*FN₀  (4)

Note that for converting the balanced CMCVs listed in Table 21 “VmodCounts,” P₀=P_(b)=0.50.

Given the CMCVs adjusted for P_(a) above, the following 5 SSPCs are determined as follows:

-   -   (1) NPV, negative predictive value, adjusted for alternative         prevalence, P_(a)

NPV=TN_(a)/(TN_(a)+FN_(a))

-   -   (2) TNR, true negative rate, specificity (unaffected by         prevalence)

TNR=TN(TN+FP)

-   -   (3) PPV, positive predictive value, adjusted for alternative         prevalence, P_(a)

PPV=TP_(a)/(TP_(a)+FP_(a))

-   -   (4) TPR, true positive rate, i.e., sensitivity (unaffected by         prevalence)

TPR=TP/(TP+FN)

-   -   (5) ACC, accuracy, adjusted for alternative prevalence, P_(a)

ACC=(TN_(a)+TP_(a))/(TN_(a)+FN_(a)+TP_(a)+FP_(a))

The GVHD reduction value reported in the Tables is calculated from the respective negative predictive values (NPV) and alternative prevalences (P_(a)) according to the following equation: GVHD reduction=1−(1−NPV)/P_(a).

When the NPV is 1, i.e. when 100% of negative classifications are correct, GVHD reduction becomes 1, i.e. 100%. When the NPV is between [1−P_(a)] and 1, the GVHD reduction ranges from 0 to 1, i.e. 0% to 100%. When the NPV is between 0 and [1−P_(a)], the GVHD reduction ranges from [1−1/P_(a)] (the lower limit of GVHD reduction, which is negative when P_(a)<1), to 0. Note that the when the NPV<[1−P_(a)], the corresponding negative GVHD reduction really means there would be an increase of GVHD. Therefore, for the GVHD outcome prediction test to be effective in GVHD reduction, it is always a requirement that NPV>[1−P_(a)].

The GVHD N donor capture value reported in the Tables is the same as the TNR value, but reported as a percentage. This value emphasizes the percentage of “real” available negative donors that would be captured by the GVHD outcome prediction test.

The following observations should be noted for Table 22 (VmodMedGainGag3), at the lowest Gag3 prevalence of 15%:

-   -   (1) The projected GVHD reduction at GNOS separatrices of 0.75 or         0.85 often reaches values>=85%, however often also accompanied         by GVHD N donor capture of <=25%.     -   (2) Note that for Vmods with 42 or 43 SGs, the Vmod         SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, at GNOS threshold 0.55, reaches the         highest combined 91% GVHD reduction with 80% GVHD N donor         capture.     -   (3) For the Vmod SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist, at GNOS threshold         0.85, projects 100% GVHD reduction, however with 25% GVHD N         donor capture. Furthermore, the unusually high value of 100%         would likely drop to somewhere in the 90% range, as more samples         are tested in the future with more behavioral diversity         represented by a more complex population than has been surveyed         so far.     -   (4) SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch shows the highest combined GVHD         reduction (95%) with GVHD N donor capture (83%) compared to all         other Vmods. While this Vmod could be implemented with         potentially superior performance, SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch,         using less than half the SGs compared to         SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, may not perform as consistently or         robustly as SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch in routine practice.

The following observations should be note for Table 23 (VmodMedGainGag2), at the lowest Gag2 prevalence of 35%:

-   -   (1) For Vmods with 42 or 43 SGs, the Vmod         SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, at GNOS threshold 0.55, reaches the         highest combined 73% GVHD reduction with 80% GVHD N donor         capture.     -   (2) The Vmod SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist, at GNOS threshold 0.85,         projects 84% GVHD reduction, however with 25% GVHD N donor         capture.     -   (3) SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch shows the highest combined GVHD         reduction (78%) with GVHD N donor capture (83%) compared to all         other Vmods.

TABLE 22 Projected gains in GVHD outcome reduction and GVHD N donor capture for acute grades III or IV GVHD (“VmodMedGainGag3”), assuming prevalences ranging from 15% to 35% Alternative prevalences for Gag3 35% 35% 35% 25% TNR Gneg TPR Gneg 35% GVHD N TNR Gneg GNOS 35% vs. Gag3 vs. Gag3 GVHD donor 25% vs. Gag3 thresh- NPV Gneg (spec- (sensi- reduction capture NPV Gneg (spec- Vmod old vs. Gag3 ificity) tivity) for Gag3 of Gneg vs. Gag3 ificity) SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.50 0.88 0.78 0.81 66% 78% 0.92 0.78 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.55 0.86 0.66 0.81 61% 66% 0.91 0.66 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.65 0.92 0.54 0.91 76% 54% 0.95 0.54 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.75 0.91 0.42 0.92 74% 42% 0.94 0.42 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.85 0.95 0.25 0.97 85% 25% 0.97 0.25 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.50 0.86 0.71 0.78 59% 71% 0.91 0.71 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.55 0.91 0.66 0.88 75% 66% 0.94 0.66 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.65 0.93 0.54 0.92 79% 54% 0.95 0.54 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.75 0.92 0.42 0.94 78% 42% 0.95 0.42 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.85 1.00 0.25 1.00 100%  25% 1.00 0.25 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.50 0.86 0.75 0.78 61% 75% 0.91 0.75 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.55 0.91 0.68 0.87 73% 68% 0.94 0.68 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.65 0.94 0.53 0.94 82% 53% 0.96 0.53 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.75 0.94 0.46 0.95 84% 46% 0.96 0.46 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.85 0.95 0.25 0.97 85% 25% 0.97 0.25 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.50 0.89 0.75 0.83 69% 75% 0.93 0.75 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.55 0.92 0.63 0.90 77% 63% 0.95 0.63 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.65 0.94 0.51 0.94 82% 51% 0.96 0.51 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.75 0.95 0.41 0.96 86% 41% 0.97 0.41 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.85 1.00 0.10 1.00 100%  10% 1.00 0.10 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.50 0.88 0.76 0.81 65% 76% 0.92 0.76 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.55 0.89 0.64 0.86 70% 64% 0.93 0.64 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.65 0.92 0.51 0.92 78% 51% 0.95 0.51 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.75 0.93 0.37 0.95 80% 37% 0.96 0.37 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.85 1.00 0.15 1.00 100%  15% 1.00 0.15 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.50 0.90 0.86 0.83 73% 86% 0.94 0.86 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.55 0.96 0.80 0.94 88% 80% 0.97 0.80 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.65 0.96 0.53 0.96 89% 53% 0.98 0.53 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.75 0.95 0.25 0.97 85% 25% 0.97 0.25 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.85 1.00 0.05 1.00 100%   5% 1.00 0.05 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.50 0.94 0.83 0.91 84% 83% 0.96 0.83 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.55 0.98 0.83 0.96 93% 83% 0.98 0.83 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.65 0.96 0.47 0.96 88% 47% 0.97 0.47 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.75 0.95 0.25 0.97 85% 25% 0.97 0.25 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.85 0.88 0.05 0.99 65%  5% 0.92 0.05 Alternative prevalences for Gag3 25% 25% 15% 15% 15% TPR Gneg 25% GVHD N TNR Gneg TPR Gneg 15% GVHD N vs. Gag3 GVHD donor 15% vs. Gag3 vs. Gag3 GVHD donor (sensi- reduction capture of NPV Gneg (spec- (sensi- reduction capture of Vmod tivity) for Gag3 Gneg vs. Gag3 ificity) tivity) for Gag3 Gneg SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.81 69% 78% 0.96 0.78 0.81 72% 78% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.81 64% 66% 0.95 0.66 0.81 67% 66% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.91 79% 54% 0.97 0.54 0.91 81% 54% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.92 77% 42% 0.97 0.42 0.92 79% 42% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.97 87% 25% 0.98 0.25 0.97 88% 25% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.78 63% 71% 0.95 0.71 0.78 65% 71% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.88 78% 66% 0.97 0.66 0.88 80% 66% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.92 82% 54% 0.98 0.54 0.92 84% 54% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.94 81% 42% 0.97 0.42 0.94 82% 42% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 1.00 100%  25% 1.00 0.25 1.00 100%  25% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.78 64% 75% 0.95 0.75 0.78 67% 75% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.87 76% 68% 0.97 0.68 0.87 78% 68% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.94 84% 53% 0.98 0.53 0.94 86% 53% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.95 85% 46% 0.98 0.46 0.95 87% 46% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.97 87% 25% 0.98 0.25 0.97 88% 25% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.83 72% 75% 0.96 0.75 0.83 74% 75% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.90 79% 63% 0.97 0.63 0.90 81% 63% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.94 84% 51% 0.98 0.51 0.94 85% 51% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.96 88% 41% 0.98 0.41 0.96 89% 41% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 1.00 100%  10% 1.00 0.10 1.00 100%  10% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.81 69% 76% 0.96 0.76 0.81 71% 76% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.86 72% 64% 0.96 0.64 0.86 75% 64% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.92 81% 51% 0.97 0.51 0.92 82% 51% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.95 82% 37% 0.98 0.37 0.95 84% 37% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 1.00 100%  15% 1.00 0.15 1.00 100%  15% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.83 76% 86% 0.97 0.86 0.83 78% 86% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.94 89% 80% 0.99 0.80 0.94 91% 80% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.96 90% 53% 0.99 0.53 0.96 91% 53% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.97 87% 25% 0.98 0.25 0.97 88% 25% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 1.00 100%   5% 1.00 0.05 1.00 100%   5% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.91 86% 83% 0.98 0.83 0.91 87% 83% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.96 94% 83% 0.99 0.83 0.96 95% 83% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.96 89% 47% 0.99 0.47 0.96 90% 47% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.97 87% 25% 0.98 0.25 0.97 88% 25% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.99 69%  5% 0.96 0.05 0.99 71%  5%

TABLE 23 Projected gains in GVHD outcome reduction and GVHD N donor capture for acute grades II, III or IV GVHD (“VmodMedGainGag2”), assuming prevalences ranging from 35% to 55% Alternative prevalences for Gag3 55% 55% 55% 45% TNR Gneg TPR Gneg 55% GVHD N TNR Gneg GNOS 55% vs. Gag2 vs. Gag2 GVHD donor 45% vs. Gag2 thresh- NPV Gneg (spec- (sensi- reduction capture NPV Gneg (spec- Vmod old vs. Gag2 ificity) tivity) for Gag2 of Gneg vs. Gag2 ificity) SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.50 0.71 0.78 0.75 48% 78% 0.79 0.78 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.55 0.68 0.66 0.75 42% 66% 0.76 0.66 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.65 0.74 0.54 0.85 53% 54% 0.81 0.54 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.75 0.73 0.42 0.87 51% 42% 0.80 0.42 SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.85 0.77 0.25 0.94 57% 25% 0.83 0.25 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.50 0.68 0.71 0.73 42% 71% 0.76 0.71 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.55 0.73 0.66 0.80 51% 66% 0.80 0.66 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.65 0.75 0.54 0.85 55% 54% 0.82 0.54 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.75 0.76 0.42 0.89 56% 42% 0.83 0.42 SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.85 0.88 0.25 0.97 79% 25% 0.92 0.25 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.50 0.69 0.75 0.73 44% 75% 0.77 0.75 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.55 0.73 0.68 0.79 50% 68% 0.80 0.68 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.65 0.75 0.53 0.85 54% 53% 0.82 0.53 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.75 0.77 0.46 0.89 59% 46% 0.84 0.46 SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.85 0.74 0.25 0.93 53% 25% 0.81 0.25 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.50 0.73 0.75 0.77 51% 75% 0.80 0.75 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.55 0.75 0.63 0.83 54% 63% 0.82 0.63 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.65 0.75 0.51 0.86 55% 51% 0.82 0.51 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.75 0.82 0.41 0.93 67% 41% 0.87 0.41 SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.85 0.75 0.10 0.97 55% 10% 0.82 0.10 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.50 0.71 0.76 0.75 47% 76% 0.79 0.76 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.55 0.72 0.64 0.79 48% 64% 0.79 0.64 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.65 0.74 0.51 0.85 53% 51% 0.81 0.51 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.75 0.75 0.37 0.90 55% 37% 0.82 0.37 SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.85 0.77 0.15 0.96 59% 15% 0.84 0.15 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.50 0.76 0.86 0.77 56% 86% 0.82 0.86 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.55 0.81 0.80 0.85 65% 80% 0.86 0.80 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.65 0.80 0.53 0.89 63% 53% 0.85 0.53 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.75 0.82 0.25 0.95 67% 25% 0.87 0.25 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.85 0.82 0.05 0.99 67%  5% 0.87 0.05 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.50 0.79 0.83 0.82 62% 83% 0.85 0.83 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.55 0.84 0.83 0.87 71% 83% 0.89 0.83 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.65 0.75 0.47 0.87 55% 47% 0.82 0.47 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.75 0.82 0.25 0.95 67% 25% 0.87 0.25 SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.85 0.53 0.05 0.96 15%  5% 0.63 0.05 Alternative prevalences for Gag3 45% 45% 35% 35% 35% TPR Gneg 45% GVHD N TNR Gneg TPR Gneg 35% GVHD N vs. Gag2 GVHD donor 35% vs. Gag2 vs. Gag2 GVHD donor (sensi- reduction capture NPV Gneg (spec- (sensi- reduction capture Vmod tivity) for Gag2 of Gneg vs. Gag2 ificity) tivity) for Gag2 of Gneg SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.75 53% 78% 0.85 0.78 0.75 57% 78% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.75 47% 66% 0.83 0.66 0.75 51% 66% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.85 58% 54% 0.87 0.54 0.85 62% 54% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.87 56% 42% 0.86 0.42 0.87 60% 42% SG43RGP46-RGPperformance 0.94 62% 25% 0.88 0.25 0.94 66% 25% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.73 47% 71% 0.83 0.71 0.73 51% 71% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.80 56% 66% 0.86 0.66 0.80 60% 66% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.85 60% 54% 0.87 0.54 0.85 64% 54% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.89 61% 42% 0.88 0.42 0.89 65% 42% SG42RGP21-RGPminimalist 0.97 82% 25% 0.95 0.25 0.97 84% 25% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.73 49% 75% 0.84 0.75 0.73 53% 75% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.79 55% 68% 0.86 0.68 0.79 59% 68% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.85 59% 53% 0.87 0.53 0.85 63% 53% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.89 64% 46% 0.89 0.46 0.89 67% 46% SG43RGP37-RGPconnectivity 0.93 58% 25% 0.87 0.25 0.93 62% 25% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.77 56% 75% 0.86 0.75 0.77 60% 75% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.83 59% 63% 0.87 0.63 0.83 63% 63% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.86 60% 51% 0.87 0.51 0.86 64% 51% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.93 72% 41% 0.91 0.41 0.93 75% 41% SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort 0.97 60% 10% 0.87 0.10 0.97 64% 10% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.75 52% 76% 0.85 0.76 0.75 56% 76% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.79 53% 64% 0.85 0.64 0.79 57% 64% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.85 58% 51% 0.87 0.51 0.85 62% 51% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.90 60% 37% 0.87 0.37 0.90 64% 37% SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort 0.96 64% 15% 0.89 0.15 0.96 67% 15% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.77 61% 86% 0.88 0.86 0.77 65% 86% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.85 70% 80% 0.91 0.80 0.85 73% 80% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.89 68% 53% 0.90 0.53 0.89 71% 53% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.95 72% 25% 0.91 0.25 0.95 75% 25% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 0.99 72%  5% 0.91 0.05 0.99 75%  5% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.82 66% 83% 0.89 0.83 0.82 70% 83% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.87 75% 83% 0.92 0.83 0.87 78% 83% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.87 60% 47% 0.87 0.47 0.87 64% 47% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.95 72% 25% 0.91 0.25 0.95 75% 25% SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch 0.96 18%  5% 0.72 0.05 0.96 21%  5%

Details of Outcome Predictive Performance Determination for Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch:

Tables 24 and 25, SG43RGP36exampleGneg and SG43RGP36exampleGag3, respectively, illustrate for Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, for all Gneg and Gag3 samples and 36 RGPs the individual RGP votes for GVHD N outcomes, the GNOS value for each sample, and the final GVHD N outcome prediction for GNOS>=0.55.

As shown in Table 24 (SG43RGP36exampleGneg), a total of 47 of the 59 Gneg samples are classified correctly, i.e., are classified as true-negatives (TNs). Thus, the specificity or true negative rate, TN/(TN+FP), is 0.80 (0.7966). As shown in Table 25 (SG43RGP36exampleGag3), a total of 72 of the 77 Gag3 samples were classified correctly, i.e., classified as TPs. Thus, the sensitivity or true positive rate, TP/(TP+FN), is 0.94 (0.9350).

Assuming a prevalence of 25% for Gag3 (midpoint between the commonly accepted estimates of 15% to 35%) and given

-   -   (1) the specificity (TNR) above, the overall fraction of TNs         would be 59.8% (0.7966*75%), the fraction of FPs would be 15.2%         (75%−59.8%), and     -   (2) the sensitivity (TPR) above, the overall fraction of TPs         would be 23.4% (0.9350*25%), and the fraction of FNs would be         1.6% (25%−23.4%), and     -   (3) therefore the negative predictive value, TN/(TN+FN), would         be 0.97 (0.974; i.e., 0.598/(0.598+0.016)).

As a result of using the GVHD outcome prediction test, if only GVHD N classified donors were to be used for transplantation, 97% of transplantations would not experience acute grade III or IV GVHD, compared to 75% without using the predictive analysis. Conversely, without using the GVHD outcome prediction test, 25% of transplantations would be expected to result in acute grade III or IV GVHD, compared to 3% when using the test to select GVHD N donors. In other words, 12% of acute grade III or IV GVHD outcomes would likely still be remaining after using the GVHD outcome prediction test, but usage of the test for GVHD N donor selection would be expected to reduce GVHD by 89% (see Table 22, VmodMedGainGag3, for overview and details).

Note that in both Tables 24 and 25, SG43RGP36exampleGneg and SG43RGP36exampleGag3, samples from transplantations using

(1) bone marrow (BM) and peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) stem cell sources are represented, and

(2) HLA 9/10 and HLA 10/10 matched donor recipient pairs are represented.

Also note that BM, PBSC, HLA 9/10 and HLA 10/10 samples, by visual inspection, are essentially evenly distributed over all the samples, whether classified as GVHD N (negative) or not, or whether classified correctly or not. In other words, the GVHD outcome prediction test correctly predicts GVHD N (negative) donors in a vast majority of cases, independently of whether the stem cell source is BM or PBSC, and irrespective of whether transplantations involve HLA 9/10 or HLA10/10 matched donor recipient pairs.

TABLE 24 Illustration for all 59 Gneg samples of Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch individual RGP votes, resultant GNOS values, and final GVHD N outcome prediction for GNOS >= 0.55 (“SG43RGP36exampleGneg”) aGVHD Graft HLA outcome cGVHD PDCD6IP- RPL37- TMEM8B- ANAPC11- TMEM49- MRPL42- GINS1- NR2F6- type match grade outcome LYRM5 GINS1 SIPA1L2 GINS1 FLT3LG GINS1 MT1H PRKAR1B BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 9 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 PBSC 10 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 BM 9 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 9 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 BM 9 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 BM 9 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 10 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 BM 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 PBSC 9 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 PBSC 10 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 PBSC 10 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 9 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 BM 9 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 9 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 BM 9 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 BM 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 PBSC 10 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 BM 9 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 BM 10 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 BM 9 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 BM 9 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 PBSC 9 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 BM 10 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 BM 10 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 BM 9 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 BM 10 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 BM 10 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 BM 10 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 9 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 Graft MT1E- VAMP2- CALM3- VAMP2- AEBP1- MPP5- TMEM49- PLAC8- PDCD6IP- VAMP2- XRCC1- type GINS1 TMEM5 HEATR3 SERPINB9 NCDN SEC14L1 MRPL42 SEC14L1 TATDN1 FOXN2 SNX27 BM 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 BM 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PBSC 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PBSC 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 PBSC 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 PBSC 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 BM 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 BM 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 BM 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 BM 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 PBSC 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 BM 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 BM 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 PBSC 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 BM 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 BM 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 BM 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Graft TMEM49- ADRB2- NCOA4- FOXN2- AEBP1- PREX1- AEBP1- ABHD12- AEBP1- TMEM49- type CALM3 MT1E PAIP2 SNURF RPUSD1 SMARCB1 SARM1 CALM3 ZFAND5 TATDN1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PBSC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 BM 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 BM 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 BM 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 BM 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PBSC 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 PBSC 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 PBSC 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 BM 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 BM 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 BM 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 BM 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 PBSC 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 BM 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 BM 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 BM 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 BM 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 BM 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 PBSC 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 BM 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GVHD N Graft TMEM8B- TMEM8B- MRPL42- TMEM8B- TMEM8B- MRPL42- AEBP1- vote for type C5orf62 C16orf53 CCDC6 TM9SF1 NSUN5 FOXN2 SEC14L1 GNOS GNOS >= 0.55 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.94 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0.89 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0.86 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0.83 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0.83 1 PBSC 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0.83 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.81 1 BM 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0.81 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.81 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0.81 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.81 1 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0.78 1 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.75 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0.75 1 BM 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0.75 1 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0.72 1 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0.72 1 BM 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0.72 1 BM 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0.72 1 BM 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0.72 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0.69 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0.69 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0.69 1 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.69 1 PBSC 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0.69 1 PBSC 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0.67 1 PBSC 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.67 1 BM 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0.67 1 BM 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0.67 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0.67 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0.67 1 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0.64 1 BM 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0.64 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.61 1 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.61 1 BM 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.61 1 BM 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0.61 1 BM 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0.61 1 PBSC 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0.58 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.56 1 BM 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0.56 1 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0.56 1 BM 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0.56 1 BM 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.56 1 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.56 1 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.56 1 BM 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.56 1 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.53 0 BM 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0.53 0 BM 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0.50 0 PBSC 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0.50 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.42 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.36 0 BM 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.36 0 BM 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0.36 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.33 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.31 0 BM 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.25 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.25 0

TABLE 25 Illustration for all 77 Gag3 samples of Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch individual RGP votes, resultant GNOS values, and final GVHD N outcome prediction for GNOS >= 0.55 (“SG43RGP36exampleGag3”) aGVHD Graft HLA outcome cGVHD PDCD6IP- RPL37- TMEM8B- ANAPC11- TMEM49- MRPL42- GINS1- NR2F6- type match grade outcome LYRM5 GINS1 SIPA1L2 GINS1 FLT3LG GINS1 MT1H PRKAR1B BM 9 4 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 9 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 BM 10 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 10 3 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 PBSC 10 4 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 PBSC 10 3 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 PBSC 9 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 BM 10 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 BM 9 3 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 PBSC 10 3 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 PBSC 10 4 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 PBSC 10 3 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 BM 10 4 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 BM 9 4 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 BM 10 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 PBSC 9 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 BM 9 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 10 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 PBSC 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 BM 9 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 BM 10 4 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 BM 9 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 BM 10 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 10 3 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 10 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 10 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 9 3 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 BM 10 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 PBSC 10 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 BM 10 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 10 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 BM 10 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 PBSC 10 4 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 BM 9 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 BM 10 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 9 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 9 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 BM 9 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 10 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 BM 10 4 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 BM 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 BM 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 9 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 PBSC 10 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 BM 9 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 9 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 BM 10 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 10 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 BM 9 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 9 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 9 4 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 BM 10 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 10 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 10 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 10 3 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 BM 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PBSC 10 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 9 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 BM 9 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 10 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 10 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 10 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Graft MT1E- VAMP2- CALM3- VAMP2- AEBP1- MPP5- TMEM49- PLAC8- PDCD6IP- VAMP2- XRCC1- type GINS1 TMEM5 HEATR3 SERPINB9 NCDN SEC14L1 MRPL42 SEC14L1 TATDN1 FOXN2 SNX27 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 BM 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 PBSC 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 PBSC 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 PBSC 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 BM 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 BM 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 PBSC 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 PBSC 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 PBSC 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 BM 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 BM 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 PBSC 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 BM 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PBSC 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 BM 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 BM 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 PBSC 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 PBSC 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 BM 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 PBSC 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 BM 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 PBSC 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Graft TMEM49- ADRB2- NCOA4- FOXN2- AEBP1- PREX1- AEBP1- ABHD12- AEBP1- TMEM49- type CALM3 MT1E PAIP2 SNURF RPUSD1 SMARCB1 SARM1 CALM3 ZFAND5 TATDN1 BM 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 BM 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 BM 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 BM 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 PBSC 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 PBSC 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 PBSC 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 PBSC 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 PBSC 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 PBSC 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 BM 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 PBSC 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 BM 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 BM 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 PBSC 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 BM 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 BM 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 PBSC 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 BM 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 BM 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 PBSC 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 BM 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 PBSC 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 PBSC 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 BM 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 BM 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 BM 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GVHD N Graft TMEM8B- TMEM8B- MRPL42- TMEM8B- TMEM8B- MRPL42- AEBP1- vote for type C5orf62 C16orf53 CCDC6 TM9SF1 NSUN5 FOXN2 SEC14L1 GNOS GNOS >= 0.55 BM 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0.83 1 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0.78 1 BM 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0.69 1 BM 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0.56 1 PBSC 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.56 1 PBSC 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.53 0 PBSC 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0.53 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.53 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.53 0 PBSC 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.53 0 PBSC 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0.53 0 PBSC 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.50 0 BM 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.50 0 BM 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0.47 0 BM 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0.44 0 BM 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0.44 0 PBSC 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.42 0 BM 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0.42 0 BM 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0.39 0 PBSC 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.39 0 BM 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.39 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.39 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0.39 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.36 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.36 0 BM 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.36 0 BM 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0.36 0 BM 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.33 0 BM 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.33 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.33 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.33 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.33 0 PBSC 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.31 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.31 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.31 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.31 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.31 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.31 0 PBSC 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0.31 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.28 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.28 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.28 0 BM 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.28 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0.28 0 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0.28 0 BM 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.28 0 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.25 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.25 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.25 0 PBSC 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.25 0 BM 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0.25 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.25 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.22 0 BM 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0.22 0 BM 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0.22 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.22 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.22 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.22 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.22 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.22 0 BM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.19 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.19 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.17 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.17 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.17 0 BM 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.17 0 PBSC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.17 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.17 0 BM 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.17 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.14 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.14 0 BM 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.14 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.11 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.11 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.11 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.11 0 BM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0

Example 14

This example includes a description of improved RGP Vmod performance compared to SG (single gene) Vmod performance for GVHD outcome prediction.

Ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) provide for additional outcome predictive robustness through (1) self-calibration by dividing-out background variation, and (2) capturing potential competitive pathway interaction effects between genes at the expression level. Therefore, when evaluating the performance of a GVHD outcome prediction gene set, one would expect the RGP voting model implementation to provide superior performance compared to a simple SG voting model implementation.

Comparison of SG and RGP Vmod Alternatives for SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch:

For example, referring to Table 26, SG43RGP36compSGRGP for Gneg vs. Gag3 outcome predictive performance, the best performing 48 gene GVHD outcome prediction implementation shown above, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, uses

-   -   (1) in simple 43 SG Vmod configuration, 43 predictive genes as         individual voters and contributors to the GNOS value, and     -   (2) in superior 36 RGP Vmod configuration, 43 predictive genes         in 36 different pair-wise RGP combinations as individual voters         and contributors to the GNOS value (see above for detailed         listings, and RGP Vmod performance details).

Note that the 36 RGP Vmod implementation (Table 26, SG43RGP36compSGRGP) outperforms the 43 SG Vmod implementation in every performance category. Beginning with the T-test, 36 RGP p-values are 10 orders of magnitude lower (better) than compared to the 43 SG p-values. GVHD reduction and GVHD N donor capture, at 5 different GNOS threshold levels, is 10%-20% better for the 36 RGP model compared to the 43 SG implementation.

TABLE 26 Comparison of SG43 voting model and RGP36 voting model implementations of Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division, at prevalence P = 0.25 (“SG43RGP36compSGRGP”) GVHD N Gneg vs. TNR Gneg TPR Gneg GVHD donor Gag3 T-test GNOS NPV Gneg vs. Gag3 vs. Gag3 reduction capture of Vmod p-value threshold vs. Gag3 (specificity) (sensitivity) for Gag3 Gneg 43 SG Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 2.4E−11 0.50 0.90 0.76 0.75 61% 76% 43 SG Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 2.4E−11 0.55 0.93 0.64 0.84 70% 64% 43 SG Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 2.4E−11 0.65 0.96 0.37 0.95 82% 37% 43 SG Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 2.4E−11 0.75 1.00 0.03 1.00 100%  3% 43 SG Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 2.4E−11 0.85 — 0.00 1.00 — 0% 36 RGP Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 3.3E−21 0.50 0.94 0.86 0.83 76% 86% 36 RGP Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 3.3E−21 0.55 0.97 0.80 0.94 89% 80% 36 RGP Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 3.3E−21 0.65 0.98 0.53 0.96 90% 53% 36 RGP Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 3.3E−21 0.75 0.97 0.25 0.97 87% 25% 36 RGP Vmod from SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 3.3E−21 0.85 1.00 0.05 1.00 100%  5%

Example 15

This example includes a description of robust statistical RGP Vmod performance for GVHD outcome prediction when the Vmods were subject to rigorous, state of the art bootstrapped cross-validation.

Bootstrapped cross-validation was applied as a computationally-intensive approach to assess the outcome predictive performance of ratiometric gene pair voting models (RGP Vmods). Bootstrapped cross-validation is more sophisticated technically and more robust in model performance estimation than is conventional cross-validation. (Bradley Efron & Robert J. Tibshirani, An Introduction to the Bootstrap, Chapman & Hall/CRC, Boca Raton, Fla., 1998, esp. pp, 247-255; A. C. Davison & D V Hinkley, Bootstrap Methods and Their Applications, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1997, esp. pp. 292-298.) Bootstrapped cross-validation has inherent advantages over conventional cross-validation, which include: (i) When a bootstrap sampling of the data is drawn for training a model, again and again for nB numbers of independent bootstrap samples on the order of 1000 or more (each independent bootstrap sample comprising the conventional numbers of negative and positive samples in training a model, e.g., 59 Gneg and 121 Gpos for the RRCF data), the resulting empirical distribution of samples used for training much better approximates the underlying distribution of the state-of-nature represented by the data than does any single set of data (this phenomenon is inherent to bootstrap sampling); (ii) also inherent to bootstrap sampling (which is a sampling with replacement), approximately 37% of the data is not selected by any given bootstrap sampling of the data (because by probability theory the fraction of data not selected by a given bootstrap sampling is (1−1/nB)̂nB approx.=0.367, for nB>100; Efron & Tibshirani, pp. 281-282; Davison & Hinkley, p. 114), thereby, inherently providing a corresponding complementary set of data as a test set of samples to be used in the cross-validation phase that was not used in the given bootstrap sample of data used for training the model; and (iii) statistical confidence intervals determined empirically from bootstrap sampling involving nB>1000 are reliable and easy to obtain. In each case analyzed, we applied bootstrapped cross-validation involving nB=10,000 independent bootstrap samplings of the data; hence, a corresponding ensemble of nB=10,000 test sets are generated.

The results of bootstrapped cross-validation on two different RGP Vmods based on RRCF or RL2F RT-PCR data (SG43RGP46-performance and SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch) are shown below, each using the GNOS voting threshold=0.5, and for the reasonable and highly likely situation of 30% disease prevalence of grades III or IV acute GVDH (Gag3). Empirically-derived 90-percent confidence intervals around any given performance measure is shown within parentheses.

Vmod SG43RGP46-performance: 0.79 mean sensitivity (0.67,0.90), 0.75 mean specificity (0.58,0.90), 0.76 mean accuracy (0.65,0.86), 0.59 mean positive predictive value (0.45,0.75), and 0.89 mean negative predictive value (0.84,0.94).

Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch: 0.84 mean sensitivity (0.73,0.94), 0.84 mean specificity (0.71,0.95), 0.84 mean accuracy (0.75,0.92), 0.71 mean positive predictive value (0.56,0.88), and 0.93 mean negative predictive value (0.88,0.97).

Thus, these two Vmods are computationally bootstrap cross-validated very successfully to high practical levels of performance, especially in negative predictive value which is particularly important in the medical context of the rate at which, when scored donors are predicted to not induce aGVHD, is a correct prediction of GVHD outcome.

Example 16

This example includes a description of consistent and robust RGP Vmod performance for GVHD outcome prediction examples with respect to (a) gene expression data measurements originating from different assay platforms, and (b) altered input data modified with noise to reflect potentially confounding measurement and sample behavior variation.

In addition to harnessing the combined ratiometric GVHD outcome predictive and self-calibrating properties of RGPs, further accuracy and robustness in GVHD outcome prediction is expected to be achieved by averaging out errors contributed by individual RGP voters through the use of multi-RGP voting models (Vmods). The combined stabilizing, error-compensating and error-diluting features of multi-gene, multi-RGP voting models would then be expected to provide overall robust outcome prediction, even when:

-   -   (1) gene expression is measured using a microarray platform as         opposed to the RT-PCR platform, i.e.         -   1. using a different method altogether, compared to the             measurement method that provided the data on which the             training and original performance evaluation was carried out             for the RGP Vmods,         -   2. using a different method that is commonly accepted to be             less accurate and sensitive (microarray gene expression             assays are considered potentially noisy and more useful as             survey tools, whereas RT-PCR is considered the gold standard             for quantitative gene expression analysis, especially with             respect to human medical diagnostics), and     -   (2) gene expression data, originating from different platforms         (e.g. microarray and RT-PCR) is distorted and corrupted by         various sources of variation due to sample handling, laboratory         processing, instrument noise, biological variability, etc.         (which can be simulated through the addition of light to extreme         levels of computationally generated random noise to existing         measurement data).

GVHD outcome predictive performance was determined for 3 different RGP Vmods, based on TaqMan real-time RT-PCR measurements for all 180 samples (RRCF or RL2F data, as described above), and also based on Illumina HT12 v3.0 microarray measurements for exactly the same genes as in RT-PCR assay, for 163 of the 180 samples (VQLS, as described above). Note that the RGP separatrices were determined separately for the RT-PCR and microarray datasets, since the data are on different scales for the RGPs. GNOS values and GNOS thresholds were determined the same way for both datasets.

Robustness of Vmod GVHD Outcome Prediction from RT-PCR and Microarray Measurement Data in the Presence of Noise:

For the RT-PCR and microarray measurement data of the same genes, noise (computationally generated independent random perturbations) was added to the measurement values. Uniform random noise ranging from multiples of +/−0.1× to +/−10× of the SG standard deviation, was added to each SG value for each sample, before calculating the corresponding RGP value. SG standard deviations were specifically determined for each SG over all 180 RT-PCR and 163 microarray measurements. Note that this estimate of the SG standard deviation is designed to err on the high side, because the assessed variation comprises biological variation due to sample class differences, as well as non-specific biological and measurement assay variation. Simulated random noise was sampled from a computational random number generator, and added to the SG measurement values 1,000 different times, and, for each iteration, the RGP and corresponding GNOS values for each Vmod were reported. For each set of GNOS values for each noise sampling, the 5 SSPCs (standard specifications for outcome prediction) were determined. For each of the 7 different levels of noise, the average and standard deviations for the SSPCs were determined for the 3 different divisions, for different GNOS thresholds and GVHD prevalences.

Examples of GVHD outcome predictive performance, based on SG inputs corrupted by 0.1× to 10× standard deviations of noise added to either the RT-PCR or microarray measurement data, are reported below, for 3 GVHD outcome prediction test alternatives, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division, at GNOS threshold of 0.55 and Gag3 prevalence of 25% (midpoint between the commonly accepted range of 15% to 35%).

Table 27 (SG43RGP36noisecompRRCFVQLS) shows a comparison of how robust GVHD outcome prediction is with respect to corruption by noise, for RT-PCR and microarray data, for the so far best performing 48 gene GVHD outcome prediction implementation, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch. At 0.1×s.d. of noise, the RT-PCR compared to the microarray derived Vmod results show lower (better) log 10 p-values (by ˜4 orders of magnitude) and higher (better) GVHD reduction (by ˜10%), and GVHD reduction and GVHD N donor capture of ˜75% or more. However, at 1.0×s.d. and higher of noise, all of the SSPCs are virtually indistinguishable between the RT-PCR and microarray derived Vmods (with respect to both, average and s.d. of SSPCs). Note that even at 2×s.d. of noise, GVHD reduction and GVHD N donor capture are ˜45% or higher for the RT-PCR and microarray alternatives.

In summary, these results validate the expected robustness inherent to the RGP Vmods, with respect to alternative measurement platforms (e.g., microarray, RT-PCR) and high levels of input data corruption. An at least ˜50% GVHD reduction and GVHD N donor capture should be achievable by the SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch GVHD outcome prediction implementation, even under exacerbating circumstances that would lead to such severe input data corruption.

Table 28 (3VmodnoisecompRRCF) shows a comparison for RT-PCR data of how robust GVHD outcome prediction is with respect to corruption by noise for 3 alternative Vmod GVHD outcome prediction implementations, SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, and SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch. Note that at 0.1×s.d. of noise, SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch shows the best overall performance, followed by SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch. However, at 1×s.d. of noise, the SSPCs from SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch become virtually indistinguishable from those of SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, while the best performing Vmod is represented by SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch. In summary, while SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch shows the best performance at low levels of noise, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch is more robust, and the better performer in the presence of corrupting noise, when using RT-PCR data as input to GVHD outcome prediction.

Table 29 (3VmodnoisecompVQLS) shows a comparison for microarray data of how robust GVHD outcome prediction is with respect to corruption by noise for 3 alternative Vmod GVHD outcome prediction implementations, SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, and SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch. Note that at all levels of noise, the SSPCs from SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch are virtually indistinguishable from those of SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, while the best performing Vmod is represented by SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch. In summary, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch is the most robust and best performer in the presence of corrupting noise, compared to SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch and SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, when using microarray data as input for GVHD outcome prediction.

FIG. 20 (3VmodnoisecompTtest) shows a comparison of how robust GVHD outcome predictive p-values are with respect to corruption by noise, for RT-PCR and microarray data, for the 3 alternative Vmod GVHD outcome prediction implementations, SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, and SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch. The lowest p-values, as observed for SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch and SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch, are only observed when RT-PCR and not microarray measurements are used. Also, the p-values for all of the models, whether using RT-PCR or microarray data, are essentially robust to perturbations with up to 0.5×s.d. of noise added, and still in the very low ˜10⁻⁶ to ˜10⁻⁸ range at 1×s.d. of noise added. However, p-values become noticeably corrupted at 2×s.d. of noise added, though still in a potentially useful range for a GVHD outcome prediction test. At >=5×s.d. of noise added (which is very large amount of noise), the outcome predictive p-values are essentially completely corrupted. Also, at 1×s.d. of noise added, the Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch shows the lowest p-values, i.e. <10⁻⁸, compared to all other Vmods, whether using RT-PCR or microarray data, and demonstrates better robustness to corruption by noise compared to the more “highly tuned” SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch.

FIG. 21 (3VmodnoisecompGVHDred) shows a comparison of how robust projected GVHD reduction is with respect to corruption by noise, for RT-PCR and microarray data, for the 3 alternative Vmod GVHD outcome prediction implementations, SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, and SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch. The highest projected GVHD reduction, in the 80% to 90% range, observed for SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch and SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch, is only seen when RT-PCR and not microarray measurements are used, and is robust to corruption by 0.1× to 0.2×s.d. noise added. At 0.5× to 1×s.d. of noise added, all Vmods consistently show GVHD reduction in the 50% to 75% range. Even at 2×s.d. of noise added, GVHD reduction is still projected in the 35% to 50% range. At >=5×s.d. of noise added (which is a substantial amount of noise added), the projected GVHD reductions are virtually completely corrupted.

Interestingly, projected GHVD reduction at more than 0.5×s.d. of noise added for all Vmods is higher when using microarray compared to RT-PCR data, even though RT-PCR data was used for selecting the RGPs and designing the Vmods. Also, at 1×s.d. of noise added, of all the Vmods, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch shows the highest, i.e. ˜65% projected GVHD reduction for the RT-PCR as well as microarray data versions.

Conclusion and Prioritization for Clinical Implementation:

Overall, SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch performs most robustly, with the best SSPCs, for RT-PCR as well as microarray data, in the presence of medium levels of noise (up to 1×s.d. of noise), compared to SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch and SG43RGP46-RGPperformance. However, at low levels of noise when using RT-PCR data, SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch shows the best SSPCs. Moreover, the differences between the 3 GVHD outcome prediction Vmod alternatives are more pronounced when using RT-PCR compared to microarray data. This may be due to the expected higher fidelity and accuracy of the RT-PCR data compared to microarray data. Thus, GVHD outcome prediction implementations using the microarray and RT-PCR data are both plausible, but RT-PCR offers the highest fidelity for overall superior GVHD outcome prediction performance.

For practical clinical applications of GVHD outcome prediction, there may be advantages to using SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch in terms of combined excellent GVHD N outcome predictive performance and robustness. Because all the SGs and RGPs of the (potentially superior, at low noise) SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch Vmod are also contained in SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch, the outputs for SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch can be determined from the same measurements as SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch. Therefore, while GVHD N outcome prediction using SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch would currently be considered most reliable, parallel investigational evaluation of SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch will determine the benefits and application of this Vmod from the processing of the pertinent subset of the same measurement data used for GVHD outcome prediction with Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch.

TABLE 27 Comparison of SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch performance for RT-PCR and microarray gene expression, in the presence of noise, ranging from 0.1x to 10x of SG standard deviation, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division (“SG43RGP36noisecompRRCFVQLS”), at a GNOS threshold of 0.55 and prevalence P = 0.25 (average and s.d. of performance values over 1,000 iterations of noise) AVG AVG AVG AVG AVG Preva- Noise NPV TNR TPR ACC GVHD GNOS lence s.d. Gneg (specificity) (sensitivity) (accuracy) reduc- Gene expression thresh- for scaling vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. tion Vmod measurement platform old Gag3 factor Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 for Gag3 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch TaqMan real-time RT-PCR 0.55 25% 0.1 0.96 0.74 0.91 0.78 84% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch TaqMan real-time RT-PCR 0.55 25% 0.2 0.95 0.71 0.90 0.76 82% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch TaqMan real-time RT-PCR 0.55 25% 0.5 0.94 0.66 0.87 0.71 76% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch TaqMan real-time RT-PCR 0.55 25% 1.0 0.91 0.59 0.83 0.65 64% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch TaqMan real-time RT-PCR 0.55 25% 2.0 0.86 0.50 0.76 0.57 45% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch TaqMan real-time RT-PCR 0.55 25% 5.0 0.80 0.42 0.69 0.49 21% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch TaqMan real-time RT-PCR 0.55 25% 10.0 0.78 0.40 0.66 0.47 11% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch Illumina HT12 microarray 0.55 25% 0.1 0.94 0.75 0.85 0.77 75% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch Illumina HT12 microarray 0.55 25% 0.2 0.94 0.73 0.86 0.76 75% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch Illumina HT12 microarray 0.55 25% 0.5 0.94 0.68 0.86 0.73 74% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch Illumina HT12 microarray 0.55 25% 1.0 0.92 0.62 0.83 0.67 66% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch Illumina HT12 microarray 0.55 25% 2.0 0.87 0.52 0.77 0.58 48% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch Illumina HT12 microarray 0.55 25% 5.0 0.81 0.43 0.70 0.50 23% SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch Illumina HT12 microarray 0.55 25% 10.0 0.78 0.40 0.67 0.47 12% AVG AVG SDV GVHD N Gneg vs. SDV SDV SDV Gneg vs. donor Gag3 T-test TNR TPR SDV SDV GVHD N Gag3 T-test capture of log10 SDV (spec- (sensi- ACC GVHD donor log10 Vmod Gneg p-value NPV ificity) tivity) (accuracy) reduction capture p-value SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 74% −18.03 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.02 3% 3% 0.69 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 71% −16.19 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.02 4% 3% 1.00 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 66% −12.55 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.03 5% 4% 1.47 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 59% −8.32 0.02 0.05 0.04 0.04 8% 5% 1.76 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 50% −4.05 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 11%  6% 1.52 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 42% −1.24 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.05 15%  6% 0.96 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 40% −0.70 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.05 16%  6% 0.67 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 75% −13.85 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.02 3% 2% 0.60 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 73% −13.21 0.01 0.03 0.03 0.02 4% 3% 0.81 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 68% −11.50 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.03 6% 4% 1.31 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 62% −8.56 0.02 0.06 0.04 0.04 8% 6% 1.69 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 52% −4.32 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 11%  6% 1.50 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 43% −1.35 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.05 15%  6% 0.93 SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch 40% −0.65 0.04 0.07 0.06 0.05 17%  7% 0.64

TABLE 28 Comparison of Vmod performance in the presence of noise, ranging from 0.1x to 10x of SG measurement standard deviation, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division, (“3VmodnoisecompRRCF”) at a GNOS threshold of 0.55 and prevalence P = 0.25 (average and s.d. of performance values over 1,000 iterations of noise) AVG AVG AVG AVG AVG Gene Noise AVG TNR TPR ACC GVHD GVHD expression s.d. NPV (specificity) (sensitivity) (accuracy) reduction N donor measurement GNOS Prevalence scaling Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. for capture Vmod platform threshold for Gag3 factor Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 of Gneg SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.1 0.94 0.73 0.85 0.76 75% 73% RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.2 0.92 0.70 0.83 0.74 70% 70% RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.5 0.91 0.67 0.79 0.70 62% 67% RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 1.0 0.88 0.61 0.74 0.64 50% 61% RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 2.0 0.83 0.55 0.68 0.58 34% 55% RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 5.0 0.79 0.49 0.61 0.52 15% 49% RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 10.0 0.77 0.47 0.59 0.50 8% 47% RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.1 0.96 0.74 0.91 0.78 84% 74% RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.2 0.95 0.71 0.90 0.76 82% 71% RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.5 0.94 0.66 0.87 0.71 76% 66% RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 1.0 0.91 0.59 0.83 0.65 64% 59% RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 2.0 0.86 0.50 0.76 0.57 45% 50% RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 5.0 0.80 0.42 0.69 0.49 21% 42% RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 10.0 0.78 0.40 0.66 0.47 11% 40% RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.1 0.97 0.75 0.93 0.79 88% 75% RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.2 0.96 0.71 0.92 0.76 85% 71% RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 0.5 0.94 0.63 0.87 0.69 75% 63% RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 1.0 0.90 0.56 0.81 0.62 59% 56% RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 2.0 0.85 0.48 0.74 0.55 38% 48% RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 5.0 0.79 0.42 0.67 0.48 17% 42% RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time 0.55 25% 10.0 0.77 0.40 0.65 0.46 9% 40% RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR AVG SDV Gene Gneg vs. SDV Gneg vs. expression Gag3 SDV SDV SDV SDV GVHD Gag3 measurement T-test log10 SDV TNR TPR ACC GVHD N donor T-test log10 Vmod platform p-value NPV (specificity) (sensitivity) (accuracy) reduction capture p-value SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time −14.44 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.02 3% 3% 0.72 RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time −12.65 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.02 4% 3% 0.98 RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time −9.55 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.03 5% 4% 1.39 RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time -6.16 0.02 0.05 0.04 0.04 8% 5% 1.58 RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time −3.01 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 11% 6% 1.37 RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time −0.97 0.03 0.06 0.06 0.05 13% 6% 0.80 RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP46- TaqMan real-time −0.61 0.04 0.06 0.06 0.05 15% 6% 0.62 RGPperformance RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time −18.03 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.02 3% 3% 0.69 RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time −16.19 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.02 4% 3% 1.00 RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time −12.55 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.03 5% 4% 1.47 RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time −8.32 0.02 0.05 0.04 0.04 8% 5% 1.76 RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time −4.05 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 11% 6% 1.52 RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time −1.24 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.05 15% 6% 0.96 RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG43RGP36- TaqMan real-time −0.70 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.05 16% 6% 0.67 RGPgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time −19.33 0.01 0.03 0.01 0.02 2% 3% 0.93 RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time −17.09 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.03 3% 3% 1.29 RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time −12.23 0.01 0.05 0.03 0.04 6% 5% 1.77 RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time −7.05 0.02 0.06 0.04 0.04 9% 6% 1.80 RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time −3.11 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 12% 6% 1.39 RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time −1.00 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.05 15% 6% 0.83 RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR SG21RGP28- TaqMan real-time −0.63 0.04 0.06 0.06 0.05 16% 6% 0.60 RGPmaxgreedysearch RT-PCR

TABLE 29 Comparison of Vmod performance in the presence of noise, ranging from 0.1x to 10x of SG measurement standard deviation, for the Gneg vs. Gag3 division (“3VmodnoisecompVQLS”), at a GNOS threshold of 0.55 and prevalence P = 0.25 (average and s.d. of performance values over 1,000 iterations of noise) AVG AVG AVG AVG AVG Gene AVG TNR TPR ACC GVHD GVHD expression Noise s.d. NPV (specificity) (sensitivity) (accuracy) reduction N donor measurement GNOS Prevalence scaling Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. Gneg vs. for capture Vmod platform threshold for Gag3 factor Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 Gag3 of Gneg SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.1 0.91 0.75 0.78 0.76 65% 75% RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.2 0.91 0.75 0.78 0.76 65% 75% RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.5 0.91 0.72 0.78 0.73 62% 72% RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 1.0 0.89 0.65 0.75 0.68 54% 65% RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 2.0 0.85 0.58 0.69 0.60 38% 58% RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 5.0 0.80 0.49 0.63 0.53 19% 49% RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 10.0 0.77 0.46 0.59 0.50 9% 46% RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.1 0.94 0.75 0.85 0.77 75% 75% RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.2 0.94 0.73 0.86 0.76 75% 73% RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.5 0.94 0.68 0.86 0.73 74% 68% RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 1.0 0.92 0.62 0.83 0.67 66% 62% RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 2.0 0.87 0.52 0.77 0.58 48% 52% RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 5.0 0.81 0.43 0.70 0.50 23% 43% RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 10.0 0.78 0.40 0.67 0.47 12% 40% RGPgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.1 0.94 0.68 0.87 0.73 76% 68% RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.2 0.94 0.68 0.87 0.73 76% 68% RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 0.5 0.93 0.63 0.86 0.69 73% 63% RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 1.0 0.90 0.57 0.81 0.63 60% 57% RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 2.0 0.85 0.49 0.74 0.56 40% 49% RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 5.0 0.80 0.42 0.68 0.49 18% 42% RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 0.55 25% 10.0 0.77 0.40 0.65 0.46 8% 40% RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray AVG SDV Gene Gneg vs. SDV Gneg vs. expression Gag3 SDV SDV SDV SDV GVHD Gag3 measurement T-test log10 SDV TNR TPR ACC GVHD N donor T-test log10 Vmod platform p-value NPV (specificity) (sensitivity) (accuracy) reduction capture p-value SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 −11.36 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.02 3% 2% 0.57 RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 −11.00 0.01 0.03 0.03 0.02 4% 3% 0.79 RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 −9.45 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.03 6% 4% 1.26 RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 −6.82 0.02 0.05 0.04 0.04 8% 5% 1.58 RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 −3.49 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 10% 6% 1.34 RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 −1.17 0.03 0.07 0.06 0.05 14% 7% 0.87 RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP46- Illumina HT12 −0.60 0.04 0.07 0.06 0.05 15% 7% 0.61 RGPperformance microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 −13.85 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.02 3% 2% 0.60 RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 −13.21 0.01 0.03 0.03 0.02 4% 3% 0.81 RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 −11.50 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.03 6% 4% 1.31 RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 −8.56 0.02 0.06 0.04 0.04 8% 6% 1.69 RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 −4.32 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 11% 6% 1.50 RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 −1.35 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.05 15% 6% 0.93 RGPgreedysearch microarray SG43RGP36- Illumina HT12 −0.65 0.04 0.07 0.06 0.05 17% 7% 0.64 RGPgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 −11.27 0.01 0.03 0.02 0.02 4% 3% 0.63 RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 −10.84 0.01 0.04 0.03 0.03 5% 4% 0.86 RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 −9.29 0.02 0.05 0.03 0.04 6% 5% 1.36 RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 −6.41 0.02 0.06 0.04 0.04 9% 6% 1.64 RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 −3.00 0.03 0.06 0.05 0.05 12% 6% 1.27 RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 −1.00 0.04 0.07 0.06 0.05 16% 7% 0.77 RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray SG21RGP28- Illumina HT12 −0.56 0.04 0.07 0.06 0.05 17% 7% 0.57 RGPmaxgreedysearch microarray

Example 17

This example includes a discussion of additional evidence related to the biological basis of GVHD outcome prediction, and GVHD outcome predictive analysis, by comparison of absolute to relative RT-PCR gene expression data.

Absolute gene expression is assessed directly from the output of the RT-PCR measurement instrumentation, as described above for RL2F (including outlier and non-detectable value replacement; see above, “Implemented RT-PCR data pre-processing in 4 steps to arrive at RRCF values,” on which GVHD outcome prediction determinations are based). As such, absolute gene expression assays are subject to many sources of fluctuations (variations in starting material, sample handling and processing, cell metabolic state, instrumentation calibration) that can be compensated for by relative quantitation procedures, such as carried out for RRCF and RGPs (see above: “Implemented RT-PCR data pre-processing in 4 steps to arrive at RRCF values,” on which GVHD outcome prediction determinations are based; and, “Determination of RGPs”).

Consequently, absolute gene expression is generally not used for human diagnostic applications. However, given statistical/numerical safeguards and additional QC checkpoints, absolute gene expression could be applied to dependable human diagnostic applications.

Note: For application to the RGPs that are used in the GVHD outcome prediction test, it is inconsequential whether relative RRCF or absolute RL2F data are used as input to the GVHD outcome prediction test (see above, “Determination of RGPs”)

GVHD Outcome Prediction from RL2F Data:

When evaluating GVHD outcome prediction based on RL2F data (absolute RT-PCR quantition), it is observed that there are ˜2 times as many of the 175 selected genes with p-values<=0.05 (see Table 30, RL2FRRCFSGcomp). The geometric mean of the T-test p-values for Gneg vs. Gag2 is 0.0458, much lower compared to the corresponding RRCF values. (Note: geometric mean is the traditional recommended method for averaging statistical p-values. E.g., the geometric mean of p1=0.00001 and p2=0.1 is p=0.001; whereas, the arithmetic mean would be a misleading p=0.05.)

Remarkably, 95% or the RL2F genes (from the set of 175, see Table 13, SG175) are P-directional, meaning that the average gene expression levels of Gpos, Gag2 or Gag3 samples are higher than in Gneg samples. In comparison, P-directional genes only represent 49% of the RRCF dataset.

This observation implies that there is an underlying biological feature of CD4+ T cells from donors associated with GVHD positive outcomes, i.e., that gene expression levels are generally substantially higher for the vast majority of genes in CD4+ T cells from donors that cause GVHD, compared to donors associated with GVHD negative outcomes. This may be potentially due to elevated metabolic and transcriptional activity in more alloreactive CD4+ T cells; however, in-depth studies of such differences in metabolic activity do not appear in the scientific literature.

Given how well SGs from RL2F data perform on the individual SG level with respect to GVHD outcome prediction, they may also perform well in the types of SG Vmods examined above. However, as observed in Table 31 (RL2FRRCFSGVmodcomp), RL2F data perform very poorly compared to RRCF data for the 43 SG implementation of Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch.

Clearly, on the SG level, RL2F data should not be substituted for RRCF data in the Vmods selected above for GVHD outcome prediction applications, as suggested in Table 31 for the 43 SG implementation of Vmod SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch. However, given SG prioritizations especially selected for RL2F data (other than involving ratiometric or other self-calibrating methods as used above), it is conceivable that RL2F SG Vmods could be designed with higher GVHD outcome predictive performance than the currently examined version of an RL2F SG Vmod. Given the drawbacks inherent to laboratory measurement reliability of difficult to calibrate absolute RL2F RT-PCR data, designing a GVHD outcome prediction test based on RL2F data, while possible in-principle, may be risky with respect to reliability, and therefore although not further pursued, may become a priority for development.

TABLE 30 Comparison of GVHD outcome predictive performance for SGs based on RL2F (absolute quantitation) and RRCF (relative quantitation) RT-PCR data (“RL2FRRCFSGcomp”). Gneg vs. Gpos Gneg vs. Gag2 Gneg vs. Gag3 SG % SG % Data type Performance variable T-test p-value T-test p-value T-test p-value P-directional N-directional RL2F (absolute gene expression) SG min 0.0004 0.0001 0.0013 97%  3% RL2F (absolute gene expression) SG max 0.9346 0.9923 0.9308 RL2F (absolute gene SG geometric mean 0.0830 0.0458 0.1165 expression) RL2F (absolute gene SG p-value % <=0.05 61 88 45 expression) RRCF (relative gene expression) SG minimum 0.0002 0.0001 0.0001 49% 51% RRCF (relative gene expression) SG maximum 0.9877 0.9997 0.9881 RRCF (relative gene expression) SG geometric mean 0.1827 0.1787 0.1641 RRCF (relative gene expression) SG p-value % <=0.05 32 32 32

TABLE 31 Comparison of GVHD outcome predictive performance for SG Vmods based on RL2F (absolute quantitation) and RRCF (relative quantitation) RT-PCR data (“RL2FRRCFSGVmodcomp”). Gneg vs. NPV TNR Gneg TPR Gneg GVHD Gpos T-test GNOS Gneg vs. vs. Gag3 vs. Gag3 GVHD N donor Data type Vmod p-value threshold Gag3 (specificity) (sensitivity) reduction capture RL2F (relative 43 SG Vmod from 1.12E−02 0.50 0.82 0.53 0.66 29% 53% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RL2F (relative 43 SG Vmod from 1.12E−02 0.55 0.82 0.51 0.66 28% 51% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RL2F (relative 43 SG Vmod from 1.12E−02 0.65 0.83 0.47 0.70 31% 47% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RL2F (relative 43 SG Vmod from 1.12E−02 0.75 0.82 0.36 0.77 28% 36% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RL2F (relative 43 SG Vmod from 1.12E−02 0.85 0.86 0.29 0.86 43% 29% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RRCF (relative 43 SG Vmod from 3.80E−10 0.50 0.90 0.76 0.75 61% 76% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RRCF (relative 43 SG Vmod from 3.80E−10 0.55 0.93 0.64 0.84 70% 64% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RRCF (relative 43 SG Vmod from 3.80E−10 0.65 0.96 0.37 0.95 82% 37% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RRCF (relative 43 SG Vmod from 3.80E−10 0.75 1.00 0.03 1.00 100%   3% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch RRCF (relative 43 SG Vmod from 3.80E−10 0.85 — 0.00 1.00 —  0% gene expression) SG43RGP36- RGPgreedysearch

Example 18

This example includes a discussion of the rank order of GNOS values in GVHD outcome predictive groups reflecting increasing severity of GVHD.

The GVHD groups analyzed here reflect varying intensities of GVHD, from Gneg, i.e. no GVHD, to Gag3, i.e., severe and often fatal acute grades III or IV GVHD, and various disease intensity gradations in-between. Specifically, the GVHD outcome classes cover 6 different groups (not to be confused with the Groups listed above), in a medically-accepted order of GVHD severity, as follows:

(1) Gneg (no acute nor chronic GVHD),

(2) cG only (chronic GVHD without acute GHVHD),

(3) ag2 (acute grade II GVHD, without acute grade III or IV GVHD, with or without chronic GVHD)

(4) Gpos (any kind of GVHD, including chronic and acute grades II, III or IV GVHD)

(5) Gag2 (acute grade II, III or IV GVHD, with or without chronic GVHD), and

(6) Gag3 (acute grade III or IV GVHD, with or without chronic GVHD).

For the samples within each of these 6 groups, the GNOS values were averaged for three different Vmods, from data in the presence of varying amounts of added numerical noise (see above, “Robustness of Vmod outcome prediction from RT-PCR and microarray RGP data in the presence of noise”). From these GNOS averages, ranks were determined in descending order, i.e., the highest GNOS average is ranked as 1.0, and the lowest GNOS average is ranked as 6.0.

Significantly, in Table 32 (GNOSrankorder), for the best performing Vmods SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch and SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch, and in close approximation for Vmod SG43RGP46-RGPperformance, we consistently observe the same rank order of GNOS averages as we do for the medically-accepted order of disease severity listed above. This consistently applies to the RT-PCR and to the microarray data used as inputs for these Vmods. Even in the presence of up to 2×s.d. of noise added to the data, the Gneg and Gag3 groups consistently reflect the extreme ranks, and the other groups generally fall in-between in the order listed above.

In conclusion, the GNOS values, as reflected in the ranks of the 6 GVHD group averages, therefore very highly likely reflects an inherent, integrated genuine biological signal that varies in direct proportion to the severity of GVHD, as also indicated in the medically-accepted order of GVHD severity listed above. This reflection of an integrated underlying biological signal is robust with respect to whether different Vmods were used, whether RT-PCR or microarray data were used, and whether slight to extreme levels of numerical random noise were added to the measurement data. Thus, outcome prediction of recipient GVHD from donor CD4+ cell gene expression profiles is fundamentally due to complex biological patterns of gene activation and repression in these cells, which vary in direction proportion to the severity of recipient GVHD, and are informationally captured in the exemplified voting models of ratiometric gene pairs disclosed herein.

TABLE 32 Comparison of rank order of average GNOS values for 6 different GVHD outcome groups, using RT- PCR and microarray data, in the presence of various levels of noise (“GNOSrankorder”). Vmod SG43RGP46- SG43RGP46- SG43RGP46- SG43RGP46- SG43RGP46- SG43RGP46- Noise s.d. RGPperformance RGPperformance RGPperformance RGPperformance RGPperformance RGPperformance scaling Rank Gneg Rank Gpos Rank Gag2 Rank Gag3 Rank cG only Rank aGg2 Data type factor average average average average (no aG) average (no aGg34) average RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.1 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.1 2.9 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.2 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.3 2.7 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.5 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.3 2.7 RRCF (RT-PCR) 1.0 1.0 4.0 4.8 6.0 2.6 2.6 RRCF (RT-PCR) 2.0 1.0 4.0 4.5 5.6 3.2 2.8 RRCF (RT-PCR) 5.0 1.4 3.9 4.1 4.7 3.6 3.3 RRCF (RT-PCR) 10.0 2.1 3.8 3.9 4.2 3.6 3.3 VQLS (microarray) 0.1 1.0 4.0 3.6 5.5 4.8 2.0 VQLS (microarray) 0.2 1.0 4.0 3.7 5.4 4.8 2.2 VQLS (microarray) 0.5 1.0 4.1 3.6 4.9 4.8 2.6 VQLS (microarray) 1.0 1.0 4.1 3.7 4.3 4.5 3.3 VQLS (microarray) 2.0 1.0 4.0 3.9 4.1 4.2 3.8 VQLS (microarray) 5.0 1.2 4.0 3.9 4.0 4.1 3.8 VQLS (microarray) 10.0 1.9 3.9 3.8 3.9 3.8 3.7 Vmod SG43RGP36- SG43RGP36- SG43RGP36- SG43RGP36- SG43RGP36- SG43RGP36- Noise s.d. RGPgreedysearch RGPgreedysearch RGPgreedysearch RGPgreedysearch RGPgreedysearch RGPgreedysearch scaling Rank Gneg Rank Gpos Rank Gag2 Rank Gag3 Rank cG only Rank aGg2 Data type factor average average average average (no aG) average (no aGg34) average RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.1 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.0 3.0 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.2 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.1 2.9 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.5 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.4 2.7 RRCF (RT-PCR) 1.0 1.0 4.0 4.7 5.8 2.8 2.7 RRCF (RT-PCR) 2.0 1.0 4.0 4.3 5.1 3.4 3.2 RRCF (RT-PCR) 5.0 1.5 3.9 4.1 4.5 3.4 3.5 RRCF (RT-PCR) 10.0 2.2 3.8 3.9 4.1 3.5 3.5 VQLS (microarray) 0.1 1.0 3.9 5.0 6.0 2.0 3.1 VQLS (microarray) 0.2 1.0 3.9 5.0 5.9 2.0 3.2 VQLS (microarray) 0.5 1.0 3.9 4.9 5.7 2.4 3.2 VQLS (microarray) 1.0 1.0 3.9 4.5 5.2 3.1 3.3 VQLS (microarray) 2.0 1.0 3.9 4.3 4.6 3.5 3.7 VQLS (microarray) 5.0 1.4 4.0 4.0 4.2 3.7 3.7 VQLS (microarray) 10.0 2.1 3.8 3.9 4.0 3.6 3.6 Vmod Noise SG21RGP28- SG21RGP28- SG21RGP28- SG21RGP28- SG21RGP28- s.d. RGPmaxgreedysearch RGPmaxgreedysearch RGPmaxgreedysearch RGPmaxgreedysearch RGPmaxgreedysearch scaling Rank Gneg Rank Gpos Rank Gag2 Rank Gag3 Rank cG only Data type factor average average average average (no aG) average RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.1 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.0 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.2 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.0 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.5 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.3 RRCF (RT-PCR) 1.0 1.0 3.9 4.7 5.7 2.7 RRCF (RT-PCR) 2.0 1.1 3.9 4.4 5.0 3.2 RRCF (RT-PCR) 5.0 1.7 3.9 4.1 4.4 3.4 RRCF (RT-PCR) 10.0 2.4 3.8 3.8 3.9 3.5 VQLS (microarray) 0.1 1.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 2.0 VQLS (microarray) 0.2 1.0 3.9 5.0 6.0 2.0 VQLS (microarray) 0.5 1.0 3.9 4.8 5.8 2.5 VQLS (microarray) 1.0 1.0 3.9 4.4 5.3 3.3 VQLS (microarray) 2.0 1.1 4.0 4.2 4.7 3.7 VQLS (microarray) 5.0 1.6 3.9 4.0 4.3 3.7 VQLS (microarray) 10.0 2.5 3.7 3.8 4.0 3.6 Vmod SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch Data type Noise s.d. scaling factor Rank aGg2 (no aGg34) average RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.1 3.0 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.2 3.0 RRCF (RT-PCR) 0.5 2.8 RRCF (RT-PCR) 1.0 3.0 RRCF (RT-PCR) 2.0 3.4 RRCF (RT-PCR) 5.0 3.6 RRCF (RT-PCR) 10.0 3.5 VQLS (microarray) 0.1 3.0 VQLS (microarray) 0.2 3.1 VQLS (microarray) 0.5 3.0 VQLS (microarray) 1.0 3.1 VQLS (microarray) 2.0 3.4 VQLS (microarray) 5.0 3.5 VQLS (microarray) 10.0 3.5

Example 19

This example includes a discussion of considering multiple options of gene and voting model selection with potential for high outcome predictive performance and high likelihood of validation.

Any GVHD outcome predictive single classifier or voter, independent of how the gene expression data, RT-PCR or microarray based, was processed at the single gene, gene pair, or integrated voting model level (e.g., RL2F, RRCF, VQLS, SG, RGP, GNOS, etc.) results in a continuous classifier level (CL), for each sample to be classified. When the CL average for the Gneg samples is higher than for the Gpos samples, the classifier is considered N-directional, or N_(d) (N for GVHD negative). When the CL average for the Gpos samples is higher than for the Gneg samples, the classifier is considered P-directional, or P_(d) (P for GVHD positive). The midpoint between the respective CL averages for the Gneg samples and Gpos samples is defined as the separatrix for each CL. For N_(d) classifiers, when the CL is higher than or equal to the separatrix, a GVHD N vote is cast, represented by the value 1; otherwise the vote value is set to 0. For P_(d) classifiers, when the CL is lower than the separatrix, a GVHD N vote is cast, represented by the value 1; otherwise the vote value is set to 0.

The GVHD N outcome votes of any set of classifiers, from very many potential combinations of the classifiers listed above, can be integrated into a voting model (Vmod). The voting models, as described herein, simply form the average of the GVHD N votes, which is called the GNOS (GVHD Negative Outcome Score). However, voters and classifiers can be integrated using other approaches that would lead to dependable GVHD outcome prediction (see below, “Alternatives for multivariate outcome predictive models”). Because the GNOS is defined herein solely on “GVHD N” votes being set to 1, and “not-GVHD N” votes being set to 0, the GNOS-based classifiers are always N-directional. Also, when determining the final GVHD outcome classification of a sample according to its GNOS, often an N-voting threshold (e.g., 55% for the best-performing SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch), other than the separatrix, is selectively imposed according to desired GVHD outcome prediction performance goals.

Directionalities of GVHD Outcome Predictive Classifiers:

In general, using the genes in Table 13 (RNA175), or from Table 2B (RNA192 list) (note that all the Table 13 RNA175 genes are also listed in the Table 2B RNA192 list), or from the RNA1546 or RNA1538 lists (note that not all the RNA175 genes in Table 13 are listed in the RNA1546 or RNA1538 lists), multiple, almost unlimited (based on different combinatorial subsets of ratiometric gene pairs as shown above and in general, or gene pairs in general, or directly using SGs as classifiers, as reflected in, e.g., RL2F, RRCF, VQLS, SG, RGP, etc. data), Vmods for successful GVHD outcome prediction may be generated, and many validated, freely allowing for different combinations of N_(d) and P_(d) classifiers, i.e.,

(1) mixed N_(d) and P_(d) classifiers, with varying relative representations of N_(d) and P_(d) classifiers, or

(2) only using P_(d) classifiers, or

(3) only using N_(d) classifiers.

With respect to RGP Vmods, i.e., ratiometric gene pair voting models, based on relative SG measurements (whether using RT-PCR or microarray data), for the outcome predictive signal (X/Y or equivalent log [X/Y] or log X−log Y) to be usefully assayed in-lab at the gene pair level (in addition to the inherent self-calibrating properties of RGPs), in a vast majority of cases the directionality of the RGP member genes should be opposite, i.e., when gene X is N_(d), then gene Y should be P_(d), and when gene X is P_(d), then gene Y should be N_(d). This follows the interpretative biological reasoning that only when the “activator pathway” activity of gene X is higher relative to the “inhibitor pathway” activity of gene Y (and vice-versa), the biological response (e.g., due to relative pathway activation being sufficient) occurs.

In addition, there may be cases of layered competitive pathways, e.g., pathways X and Y may both be elevated in the absolute sense for the biological response, but, nevertheless, pathway X must be more elevated relative to pathway Y for the full biological response to take place. Thus, occasionally, for RGP-based outcome prediction, gene X-Y, P_(d)-P_(d) or N_(d)-N_(d) pairs may occur, i.e., when P_(d) and N_(d) directionality is defined at the SG level for relative quantitation RTPCR or microarray data. However, overall, the RGPs contributing to RGP voting models should be fairly evenly balanced with respect to numbers of SGs having P_(d) or N_(d) status at the SG level (for relatively quantified gene expression data).

However, with respect to RGP Vmods based on RL2F absolute SG measurements, because the vast majority of RL2F genes are biased toward P-directionality (see above), mostly RGP X-Y, P_(d)-P_(d) pairs would be used as outcome predictive classifiers to go into the Vmods. Again, effective RGP values as such are not dependent, though, on whether RRCF or RL2F data are used as input.

With respect to Vmods using SGs as constituent classifiers, according to basic principles, no favored SG P- or N-directionalities are required for Vmods to be effective, especially when using relative quantitation of gene expression data, e.g., in the form of RRCF. Also note that the SGs in Table 13 (RNA175; as determined from RRCF and VQLS data are relatively evenly balanced with respect to directionality (see also Table 30).

However, as discussed above, when using absolute as opposed to relative RT-PCR quantitation RL2F data for GVHD outcome prediction, there is a dominating natural inherent bias towards prevalence of P-directional genes in SG ability for GVHD outcome prediction (according to the biological trends displayed in the data). Thus, at the level of absolute quantitation, RL2F-based GVHD outcome prediction, any potential well-performing voting models (which have not been explicitly listed), would most likely be based on a vast majority of P-directional SGs at the RL2F level. Such integrated P_(d) directional SG Vmods based on absolute RT-PCR quantitation might be very effective at GVHD outcome prediction, and possibly developed as a GVHD outcome prediction test. However, given the current practice in diagnostic applications of RT-PCR, in which absolute quantitation is not considered today to be a dependable assay for human diagnostics, SG Vmods based on absolute RT-PCR quantitation are not a present priority for development. However, such models may become a priority for development in the future.

Example 20

This example includes a discussion of alternatives to the exemplified Vmods disclosed herein for multivariate outcome predictive models.

Note that aggregating and averaging a select set of individual RGP votes into a GNOS value is one of the most straightforward ways to efficiently, pragmatically, robustly, and transparently use the information in individual mRNA measurement levels of multiple genes to provide a GVHD N outcome score. However, many alternative methods (generally referred to as classifiers) exist to generate multivariate predictive models, in addition to multi-RGP Vmods. Such alternative classifiers (Richard O. Duda, Peter E. Hart, & David G. Stork, Pattern Classification, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc, NY, 2001) include those built on weighted averages of individual variables, weighted averages of pair-wise combinations of variables, or weighted averages of multivariate combinations of variables, linear or non-linear, such as could be implemented in LDA (linear discriminant analysis), QDA (quadratic linear discriminant analysis), Decision Trees, SVMs (support vector machines), k-nearest neighbors, Neural Networks, etc., or various implementations of generalized multivariate linear and nonlinear models, with varying degrees of freedom, coupled with judicious search and optimization algorithms (e.g., classical optimization algorithms or derivative-free algorithms such as so-called genetic algorithms) Such alternative methods may be used to derive GNOS values from the lists of SGs, RGPs and PRGPs, listed herein. However, depending on the comparative complexity and degrees of freedom of such models, more observational combined donor gene expression measurement and associated recipient GVHD clinical outcome data samples may be required to provide adequate statistical support of such alternative, more complex implementations of classifiers. 

1. A method for predicting or determining the risk of a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor to induce or not to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient, comprising: a) measuring expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or a combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, selected from Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from a candidate donor; b) obtaining an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured in a), or obtaining linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured in a); c) comparing the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or comparing the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes; wherein an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, or wherein an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, or wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient; or wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and d) predicting or determining the risk of the HCT from the candidate donor to induce or to not induce GVHD in an HCT recipient, based upon an evaluation of expression values, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.
 2. A method for predicting or determining the risk of a HCT from a candidate donor to induce or not to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient, comprising: a) contacting CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, or nucleic acid or protein expressed by CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, from a candidate donor with an analyte that detects expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof; b) measuring expression of the one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells to obtain an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or measuring expression of a combination of the positive and/or negative predictor genes to obtain linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes; c) comparing the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or comparing the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to a predefined reference value for the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values of the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes; wherein an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, wherein an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, or wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, and d) predicting or determining the risk of the HCT from the candidate donor to induce or to not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, based upon an evaluation of expression values, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.
 3. A method for classifying a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor for risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient, comprising: a) measuring expression of a plurality of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes selected from a gene listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from the candidate HCT donor b) obtaining an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured in a), or obtaining linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured in a); c) comparing the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or comparing the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes; wherein an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, or wherein an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, or wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient; or wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient; and d) classifying the candidate donor HCT for risk of inducing or not inducing GVHD based upon an evaluation of expression values, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient.
 4. A method of producing a database or organizational construct comprising a plurality of actual or candidate HCT donors each assigned a score based upon the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce or not to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient, comprising: a) measuring expression of one or more positive or negative GVHD predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells from an actual or a candidate donor; b) obtaining an expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured in a), or obtaining linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes based upon the expression measured in a); c) comparing the expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene to a predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative GVHD predictor gene, or comparing the linear or non-linear combinations of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes to predefined reference values for the linear or non-linear combinations of the positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes; wherein an expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the predefined reference expression value for the positive GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, or wherein an expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene greater or less than the reference expression value for the negative GVHD predictor gene indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, or wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient; or wherein a linear or non-linear combination of expression values for the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes greater or less than the predefined reference value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower or higher risk, respectively, of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient; d) assigning a score based upon an evaluation of expression values, total numbers or identity of positive or negative GVHD predictor genes, or combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, that indicate that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher or lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, wherein the score reflects the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient, e) recording or storing the score of the actual or candidate HCT donor; and f) repeating steps a), b), c), d) and e) for one or more additional actual or candidate HCT donors, thereby producing a database or organizational construct comprising actual or candidate HCT donors each assigned a score based upon the probability or degree of risk of the actual or candidate donor HCT to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 5. The method of any of claim 1, 2 or 4, comprising measuring expression of a plurality of positive or negative predictor genes to obtain expression values for the plurality of positive or negative predictor genes, and comparing the expression value for the positive or negative predictor genes to a predefined reference expression value for the respective positive or negative predictor genes.
 6. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the positive or negative predictor gene is selected from one or more positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 7. The method of claim 6, wherein the plurality of positive or negative predictor genes measured is 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, or more positive or negative predictor genes.
 8. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein an expression value for the positive predictor gene greater than the predefined reference expression value for the positive predictor gene correlates with expression of the positive predictor gene in one or more HCT donors known to induce GVHD.
 9. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein an expression value for the negative predictor gene greater than the predefined reference expression value for the negative predictor gene correlates with expression of the negative predictor gene in one or more HCT donors known not to induce GVHD.
 10. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the positive predictor gene is midway between an average or median expression level of the positive predictor gene from two or more HCT donors that induce GVHD and two or more HCT donors that do not induce GVHD.
 11. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the negative predictor gene is midway between an average or median expression level of the negative predictor genes from two or more HCT donors that induce GVHD and two or more HCT donors that do not induce GVHD.
 12. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative predictor gene is midway between an average or median expression level of the positive or negative predictor genes from at least 5 HCT donors that induce GVHD and at least 5 HCT donors that do not induce GVHD.
 13. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the positive predictor gene is midway between a median or average expression of the gene from multiple HCT donors known to induce GVHD, and a median or average expression of the gene from multiple HCT donors known not to induce GVHD.
 14. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the negative predictor gene is midway between the median or average expression of the gene from multiple HCT donors known to induce GVHD, and the median or average expression of the gene from multiple HCT donors known not to induce GVHD.
 15. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the positive predictor gene is a midway value, midway between the expression level of the positive predictor gene from one or more donors that induce GVHD and the expression level of the positive predictor gene from one or more donors that do not induce GVHD, and wherein the expression value for the positive predictor gene greater than the midway value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 16. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the negative predictor gene is a midway value, midway between the expression level of the negative predictor gene from one or more donors that do not induce GVHD and the expression level of the negative predictor gene from one or more donors that induce GVHD, and wherein the expression value for the negative predictor gene greater than the midway value indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 17. The method of any of claims 10 to 16, wherein the midway value is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for the one or more negative predictor genes greater than 0.5 indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 18. The method of any of claims 10 to 16, wherein the midway value is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for the one or more negative predictor genes of 0.55 or greater indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 19. The method of any of claims 10 to 16, wherein the midway value is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for the one or more negative predictor genes of 0.60 or greater indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 20. The method of any of claims 10 to 16, wherein the midway value is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for the one or more positive predictor genes greater than 0.5 indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 21. The method of any of claims 10 to 16, wherein the midway value is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for the one or more positive predictor genes of 0.55 or greater indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 22. The method of any of claims 10 to 16, wherein the midway value is assigned a value of 0.5, and an expression value for the one or more positive predictor genes of 0.60 or greater indicates that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD).
 23. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative predictor genes is a value determined by discriminant analysis of gene expression in HCT donors known to induce GVHD and HCT donors known not to induce GVHD.
 24. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the expression value obtained for the positive or negative predictor genes is adjusted or normalized relative to expression of one or more reference genes prior to comparing the expression value of the positive or negative predictor gene to the predefined reference expression value for the positive or negative predictor gene.
 25. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the expression value is represented by a ratio of gene expression, denoted a ratiometric gene pair (RGP), of the positive or negative predictor gene to one or more reference genes.
 26. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the expression value is represented by a ratio of gene expression, denoted a ratiometric gene pair (RGP), of the positive or negative predictor gene to a reference gene, and is represented by the formula “N/D,” wherein “N” is the expression level of the positive or negative predictor gene, and “D” is the expression level of one or more reference genes.
 27. The method of claim 26, wherein the numerator value N or denominator value D reflect an average or median expression of one or more positive or negative predictor genes, or one or more reference genes, respectively.
 28. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the expression value is represented by a ratio of gene expression, denoted a ratiometric gene pair (RGP), of the positive or negative predictor gene to a reference gene, and expression of the positive or negative predictor gene, when expressed in log, is represented by the formula “log_(n)X−log_(n)Y,” wherein “X” is the expression level of the positive or negative predictor gene, “Y” is the expression level of the reference gene, and “n” is 2, 10, e (base of natural log) or any positive real number.
 29. The method of claim 25, 26 or 28, wherein at least one of the genes comprising the ratiometric gene pair (RGP) are listed in Tables 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128), or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 30. The method of claim 24, 25, 26 or 28, wherein the reference gene comprises a positive or negative predictor gene that is different from the positive or negative predictor gene used to obtain the ratio of gene expression.
 31. The method of claim 25, 26 or 28, wherein at least one of the ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) is selected from the RGPs set forth in Table 14 (RGP348).
 32. The method of claim 25, 26 or 28, wherein the number of gene expression ratios measured is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, or more gene expression ratios.
 33. The method of any of claim 25, 26 or 28, wherein at least one of the positive or negative predictor genes that comprise the ratio are selected from one or more single genes (SGs) set forth in Tables 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or are selected from ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) set forth in Table 14 (RGP348).
 34. The method of any of claim 24, 25, 26 or 28, wherein the reference gene comprises a gene whose expression is constitutive and at a relatively consistent level in CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells, a housekeeping gene, or a positive or negative predictor gene whose expression is not used to determine the numerator value.
 35. The method of claim 34, wherein the housekeeping gene is selected from: beta actin (ACTB), aldolase A (ALDOA), lactate dehydrogenase A (LDHA), phosphoglycerate kinase 1 (PGK1), transferrin receptor (TFRC), tubulin beta (TUBB), tubulin beta 2A (TUBB2A), thioredoxin (TXN), ubiquitin C (UBC), ubiquitin-activating enzyme E1 (UBE1), a sequence in Table 2B (RNA 192, denoted HSK, SEQ ID NOs:1690-1738), or a sequence in Table 12 (HSK list).
 36. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the positive or negative predictor gene is selected from Tables 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64).
 37. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, comprising a plurality of positive or negative predictor genes selected from Tables 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a plurality of ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) selected from the RGPs set forth in Table 14 (RGP348).
 38. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, comprising a plurality of positive and negative predictor genes selected from Tables 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), and a plurality of ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) selected from the RGPs set forth in Table 14 (RGP348).
 39. The method of any of claims 1 to 3, further comprising assigning a score based upon the expression value(s) for the positive or negative predictor gene(s), wherein the score reflects the probability or degree of risk of the candidate donor HCT to induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 40. The method of any of claims 1 to 3, wherein a plurality of expression values for negative or positive predictor genes are determined, a vote is assigned to each negative or positive predictor gene according to whether the expression value for the gene indicates the risk of the candidate or actual donor to induce or not to induce GVHD, and a score is assigned to the candidate or actual donor based upon the total number of votes indicative or not indicative of inducing or not inducing GVHD, wherein the score reflects the risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce or not to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.
 41. The method of claim 40, wherein if more than 50% of the votes are indicative of inducing GVHD, then the score reflects an increased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.
 42. The method of claim 40, wherein if more than 50% of the votes are indicative of not inducing GVHD, then the score reflects a decreased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.
 43. The method of claim 40, wherein if at least 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or more of the votes are indicative of inducing GVHD, then the score reflects a increased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient; or wherein if at least 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or more of the votes are indicative of not inducing GVHD, then the score reflects a decreased risk of the hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from the candidate or actual donor to induce GVHD in a HCT recipient.
 44. The method of any of claims 1 to 3, wherein the number of positive or negative predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing GVHD is greater than the number of positive or negative predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, predicts or determines a higher risk of the HCT from a candidate donor to induce GVHD in an HCT recipient.
 45. The method of any of claims 1 to 3, wherein the number of positive or negative predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at lower risk of inducing GVHD is greater than the number of positive or negative predictor genes, or the combination of positive and/or negative GVHD predictor genes, indicating that the HCT from the candidate donor is at higher risk of inducing GVHD in a HCT recipient, predicts or determines a lower risk of the HCT from a candidate donor to induce GVHD in an HCT recipient.
 46. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the negative and positive predictor genes used to predict or determine risk that a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor will induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient comprises one or more genes set forth in Table 18 (VmodSG64).
 47. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the negative and positive predictor genes comprise a plurality of ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) of two or more genes set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64).
 48. The method of claim 45, wherein the ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) used to predict or determine risk that a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor will induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient comprise one or more gene pairs (RGPs) set forth in Table 17 (VmodRGP100).
 49. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the negative and positive predictor genes comprise a combination of single genes (SGs) and ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) used to predict or determine risk that a hematopoietic cell transplant (HCT) from a candidate donor will induce or not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient, wherein the combination comprises a plurality of genes selected from the single genes (SGs) listed in Table 18 (VmodSG64) and a plurality of ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) selected from the RGPs listed in Table 17 (VmodRGP100).
 50. The method of claim 49, wherein the combination of single genes (SGs) and ratiometric gene pairs (RGPs) is as set forth in: SG43RGP46-GPperformance; SG42RGP21-GPminimalist; SG43RGP37-GPconnectivity; SG43RGP51-PRGPminranksort; SG43RGP55-PRGPmedranksort; SG43RGP36-RGPgreedysearch; or SG21RGP28-RGPmaxgreedysearch, each of which combinations include the SGs and RGPs indicated by an “x” in Tables 17 and
 18. 51. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the candidate donor and HCT recipient have 10 out of 10, or 9 out of 10, human leukocyte antigen (HLA) marker loci matches.
 52. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the candidate donor and HCT recipient have HLA marker loci matches of all of: HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C, HLA-DRB1 and HLA-DQB1 loci, or have HLA marker loci matches of any four of: HLA-A, HLA-B, HLA-C, HLA-DRB1 or HLA-DQB1 loci.
 53. The method of claim 51 or 52, wherein the HLA marker loci matches are determined serologically or by sequence analysis of HLA genes.
 54. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the candidate donor and HCT recipient are not siblings or are not familially related.
 55. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the candidate donor and HCT recipient are siblings or are familially related.
 56. The method of any of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the method is superior to identifying a GVHD negative donor based upon having 10 out of 10 or 9 out of 10 HLA marker loci matches with a HCT recipient.
 57. The method of any of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the method predicts GVHD negative donor HCT with an accuracy of at least 60%.
 58. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the method predicts GVHD negative donor HCT with an accuracy of at least 70%.
 59. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the method predicts GVHD negative donor HCT with an accuracy of at least 80%.
 60. The method of any of claims 57 to 59, wherein the accuracy of predicting a GVHD negative donor is the probability or degree of risk of correctly identifying a GVHD negative donor within a group of candidate HCT donors classified as negative by 10 out of 10 HLA marker loci matches with an HCT recipient.
 61. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the method predicts GVHD positive donor HCT with an accuracy of at least 60%.
 62. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the method predicts GVHD positive donor HCT with an accuracy of at least 70%.
 63. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the method predicts GVHD positive donor HCT with an accuracy of at least 80%.
 64. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein a threshold number of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a high risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at high risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 65. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein a threshold number of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a low risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 66. The method of claim 64 or 65, further comprising assigning a score based upon the number of positive or negative predictor genes that indicate a high or a low risk of donor HCT inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient, wherein the score reflects the probability or degree of risk of the candidate donor HCT to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 67. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein a majority of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a high risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at high risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 68. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein a majority of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a low risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 69. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least 66% of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a high risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at high risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 70. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least 66% of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a low risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 71. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least 75% of the positive or negative predictor genes must indicate a low risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient to predict or determine that the candidate donor HCT is at low risk to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 72. The method of claim 2, wherein the analyte comprises a primer pair, an oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe, or an antibody or antigen binding fragment thereof.
 73. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the measuring comprises hybridization with an oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe to RNA transcript produced from one of the positive or negative predictor genes, or a polymorphism thereof, or a cDNA derived from the RNA transcript of the positive or negative predictor gene, or a polymorphism thereof.
 74. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the measuring comprises hybridization with an oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe or primer that hybridizes to a transcription product of a gene set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64).
 75. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the measuring comprises hybridization with an oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe or primer set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64).
 76. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the measuring comprises hybridization of a primer pair and subsequent amplification of a cDNA derived from the RNA transcript of the positive or negative predictor gene produced from the positive or negative predictor genes, or a polymorphism thereof.
 77. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the primer pair is a pair set forth in sequence in Table 2B (RNA 192), or a primer pair that hybridizes to a transcript of a gene set forth in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64).
 78. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the measuring comprises reverse transcription of RNA transcript to produce cDNA to determine expression levels of one or more positive or negative predictor genes.
 79. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells are from or are present in the candidate or actual donors' blood.
 80. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the GVHD is classified as a group 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 class of GVHD.
 81. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the GVHD is classified as acute grade I, II, III or IV GVHD, with or without chronic GVHD, or chronic GVHD without acute GVDH.
 82. The method of any of claims 1 to 3, further comprising selecting a HCT donor at lower risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) for a HCT recipient.
 83. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the gene expression profile of candidate HCT or actual donors, or scores, or a risk profile of inducing or not inducing GVHD, are recorded or stored on a computer readable medium, electronic storage medium, or in a database or other organizational construct.
 84. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein candidate HCT donors with a low or a high risk to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) are identified.
 85. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the risk or scores of HCT from the candidate or actual donor to induce or not induce GVHD in a HCT recipient are recorded or stored on an electronic or computer readable medium.
 86. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, further comprising creating a report of the risk or score of the HCT from the candidate donor to induce or to not induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 87. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein expression of the positive or negative predictor genes, or a housekeeping gene, is determined by RT-PCR.
 88. A kit, comprising two or more primer pairs, wherein each primer pair is oppositely oriented to each other, wherein the first of the primer pairs hybridizes to RNA or cDNA produced from one of the positive or negative predictor genes and the second hybridizes to a housekeeping gene listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192), 3 and/or
 12. 89. The kit of claim 88, comprising five or more primer pairs oppositely oriented to each other, wherein each of the five primer pairs hybridize to RNA or cDNA of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 90. The kit of claim 88, comprising 10 or more primer pairs oppositely oriented to each other, wherein each of the 10 primer pairs hybridize to RNA or cDNA of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 91. The kit of claim 88, comprising 20 or more primer pairs oppositely oriented to each other, wherein each of the 20 primer pairs hybridize to RNA or cDNA of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 92. The kit of claim 88, further comprising a probe that hybridizes to a nucleic acid sequence amplified by one of the primer pairs.
 93. The kit of claim 88, wherein each of the primer pairs are not affixed to a support or substrate.
 94. A kit, comprising one or more nucleic acid probes, wherein said one or more probes hybridizes to RNA or cDNA of one or more of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 95. The kit of claim 94, comprising five or more probes that hybridize to RNA or cDNA of five of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 96. The kit of claim 94, comprising 10 or more probes that hybridize to RNA or cDNA of 10 of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 97. The kit of claim 94, comprising 20 or more probes that hybridize to RNA or cDNA of 20 of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 98. A database or organizational construct, comprising gene expression profiles of two or more positive or negative predictor genes from a plurality of actual or candidate HCT donors, wherein the two or more positive or negative predictor genes are listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, and wherein the database or organizational construct associates the gene expression profile with each of the actual or candidate HCT donors.
 99. The database or organizational construct of claim 98, wherein the database comprises expression profiles of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, or more positive or negative predictor genes, and optionally one or more housekeeping genes.
 100. The database or organizational construct of claim 98, wherein HCT from the actual or candidate donors at lower or higher risk of inducing graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient are identified.
 101. The database or organizational construct of claim 98, wherein expression of the positive or negative predictor genes is from a biological sample comprising actual or candidate donor CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells.
 102. The database or organizational construct of claim 98, wherein the database is operatively linked to a processor, said processor comprising a data entry module or a data query module.
 103. The database or organizational construct of claim 98, wherein one or more of the actual or candidate HCT donors are assigned a score based upon the probability or risk of their HCT to induce or not to induce graft vs. host disease (GVHD) in a HCT recipient.
 104. An array of primers, comprising two or more primer pairs, wherein each primer pair is oppositely oriented to each other, wherein each of the primer pairs hybridize to RNA or cDNA produced from one of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, and wherein each primer pair is affixed to or contained in a support or substrate.
 105. An array of probes, wherein each probe hybridizes to RNA or cDNA produced from a positive or negative predictor gene listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof, and wherein each probe is affixed to or contained in a support or substrate.
 106. The array of claim 104 or 105, further comprising a primer pair or probe that hybridizes to RNA or cDNA produced by a housekeeping gene.
 107. The array of claim 104 or 105, wherein each primer pair or probe has a known position or address on the support or substrate.
 108. The array of claim 104 or 105, wherein all of the primer pairs or probes hybridize to RNA or cDNA of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A (RNA 143), 2B (RNA 192), 3, 13 (SG175), 15 (SG128) or 18 (SG64), or a polymorphism thereof.
 109. The array of claim 104 or 105, comprising primer pairs or probes that hybridize to RNA or cDNA of 5, 10, 20, 30 or more of the positive or negative predictor genes listed in Tables 1 (RNA 1538), 2, 2A, 2B (RNA 192) and/or 3, or a polymorphism thereof.
 110. The array of claim 104 or 105, wherein the total primer pairs or probes comprising the array are less than 20,000, less than 15,000, less than 10,000, less than 5,000, less than 2,500, less than 2,000, less than 1,500, less than 1,000, less than 500, less than 400, less than 300, less than 200, less than 100, less than 50, or less than 25 primer pairs or probes.
 111. The array of claim 104 or 105, wherein the support or substrate comprises a multi-well format.
 112. The array of claim 104 or 105, wherein the support or substrate comprises a multi-well plate.
 113. The array of claim 104, further comprising a probe that hybridizes to a nucleic acid sequence amplified by one of the primer pairs.
 114. The method of any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the CD4+ T cells or CD8+ T cells comprise a biological sample.
 115. The method of any of claims 72 to 77, the kit of claim 88 or 924 or the array of claim 104 or 105, wherein the oligo- or poly-nucleotide probe or primer has a length of about 5-10, 10-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50-60, 60-70, 70-80, 90-100, 100-150, 150-200, 200-250, 250-300, 300-400, 400-500, 500-1000, or 1000-2000 nucleotides. 